CEaShell

Description

CEaShell (pronounced like "Seashell") is a shell for the TI-84 Plus CE. It aims to provide a modern, sleek, and easy to use UI, which is understandable by any user regardless of previous experience or calculator-related knowledge.

This shell includes many features from popular shells like Cesium, as well as new features never seen before, like OS icons in the program menu! We hope you like it!

For a more detailed list of all features and instructions, see the README.

CEaShell is available in two languages: English, and a French version translated by Shadow from TI-Planet.

Enjoy version 2.0.2!

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Archive Contents

Name	Size
ceashell-release-v2.0.2/CHANGELOG.md	19.9 KB
ceashell-release-v2.0.2/English/AppInstA.8xv	57.5 KB
ceashell-release-v2.0.2/English/CEASHELL.8xp	2.3 KB
ceashell-release-v2.0.2/English/readme.txt	8.5 KB
ceashell-release-v2.0.2/French/AppInstA.8xv	58.4 KB
ceashell-release-v2.0.2/French/CEASHELL.8xp	2.3 KB
ceashell-release-v2.0.2/French/lisezmoi.txt	9.5 KB

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Short link: http://ceme.tech/DL2326

Metadata

Authors: RoccoLox Programs

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Uploaded: 2 weeks, 4 days ago Nov. 13, 2024, 9:14 p.m.

Statistics

Rating: 9.8/10 (8 votes)

Downloads: 1777
↳ this version: 52
Views: 6994
↳ this version: 119

Reviews

To put it simply, this is a great program. It is easy and intuitive to use, and has many features. Overall, 10/10 :)

CEaShell is an amazing shell with a very neat UI.
It has also a lot of features with no issues.
Example I love the show icon hook on the programs screen in TI-OS, or even the animations on the screen are so fluid!
Personally I prefer using CEaShell because it is really worth it and it even can hide programs after RAM resets if I dont get it wrong 😁

This is so amazing, it deservers 6/5 stars. Not only does it have the On+* shortcuts like Cesium, but it lets you use those even when the RAM is reset, it somehow loads up everything including the shortcuts. It also lets you actually use lowercase in TI-OS, lets you run ASM from TI-BASIC and TI-OS, and shows the icon in the prgm menu of TI-OS. I'm wondering "How does it do this?"
Keep up the good work ;)