Wow, this thread is incredibly long. I haven't responded to defend myself because I didn't see it. Where to start...
1. Yes, I know some people dislike my methods. With that said, chances are I won't be changing soon. I make programs, if they're good I improve them, release them, add and improve, release, repeat. Due to the number of projects I have at any given time, there's no guarantee how quickly that cycle goes.
2. VERY EARLY in my career, I released less-than-working TICI 1.0 plans/drivers/etc. It seems to me that only 5 file @ ticalc.org that are incorrect plans are hardly that reprehensible, especially for a n00b, and I'd be happy to clean that up if people feel so strongly about it. I have no problem making my profile look more professional
3. Screensaver consolidation: I was actually thinking of that myself this morning, since I made another two of them. I tend to doodle those screensavers when I'm trying to think of some better projects or came up with a neat gfx trick, so I'm afraid then people would start flaming me for updating the screensavers zip too often. tongue.gif
4. It seems to me, as several people stated, that far too much time is spent politicking and bashing other groups in the TI community. We are not companies, we are not rivals and competitors, we are just different groups trying to further the common good of the community. There's no reason for us to be enemies, although there's also nothing wrong with some healthy competition. I appreciate Kevin's defense of me, and I do feel Maxcoderz has been quite aggressive towards me in the past; they have gotten better lately, and I think I probably would have used different links that were much much worse to show bashing of me - there's an entire (locked) thread there on the topic.
With this said, how about we all just leave me alone to work on some worthy projects like SourceCoder2 (
http://www.cemetech.net/projects/basicelite/sourcecoder2.php ), Doors CS 6, and gCn, ok? Cool. smile.gif
Reminds me of the Me vs. Arcane Wizard a couple of years on UTI 
Hey, there are some 68K procs that you code for, right? I've seen Linux ported to a 68K proc...hmm... 
