How do we connect a ti-84+ calc to a linux system???

[dude404]

I've just got a Ti-84+ graph calc and it comes with a usb wire to plug it on to a computer. problen is that the software's for windows not linux... is there any packages available out there somewhere? :dunno

[ECA]

did you contact Ti??
http://education.ti.com/us/product/tech/84p/apps/appslist.html

http://epsstore.ti.com/OA_HTML/csksxvm.jsp?nSetId=13005&nUsePub=NO&jttst0=967697_23871,23871,-1,0,&jfn=ZG0FEEDF383D74CEA9AEECC58787ABD920CF43442F7047 35B5FBCC3D68560B41FD776496B0C36CB3A41630BA371C3407 A614

Does TI offer support for the Linux OS?

Does TI offer support for the Linux OS?

Currently, TI does not support the Linux platform. Also, there are no announced plans to release software for this operating system. 106557


Im wondering...does the Windows version SEE it as just another drive/ram card/ or what... If so, I would think Just the USB driver would see it, as an extra RAM/HD...then it would only take drap and drop..

[dude404]

Good idea ECA, never thought about it. I'll try to just plug it on. It MAY or MAY NOT work but its worth a try. Thanks, don't think that Ti's got the time and money to spend on something like that, though it can open an other piece of the cake worldwide... New customers. One thing's sure : Micro$oft won't like it!

[ECA]

well, thats a trick with ALOT of the digital cams, on Windows...1 standard driver works almost all of them, as they see it as an extra drive. but most of these have the SD, MMF ram cards.. So all those machines must have a standardized interface..
rather look at the easy way first...

[spankers]

I've just got a Ti-84+ graph calc and it comes with a usb wire to plug it on to a computer. problen is that the software's for windows not linux... is there any packages available out there somewhere? :dunno

Google is your friend.....

TiLP
http://lpg.ticalc.org/prj_tilp/about.html

[ECA]

be neet to sell or have Ti Advert it..