Archive/TI-83+/Assembly/Shells
	Crunchy OS	CrunchyOS is an assembly shell for the TI83+ and TI83+SE calculators that allows you to run assembly language programs on your TI83+. CrunchyOS is a step above the other shells in that it supports compressed programs. Compressed programs are far smaller then their uncompressed equivalents, at the cost of short decompression time. Many large programs can be compressed down by factors around 50%, but most smaller games can get 10-30% size savings.	Dan Weiss
	Doors CS	Doors CS 5 is a revolutionary new shell and GUI for all TI-83, TI-83+, and TI-84+ series calculators that has been developed from scratch over the past one and a half years. It emulates a graphical interface navigated by a mouse cursor, left and right clicking enabled. There is a taskbar at the bottom containing common tasks including shutdown, contrast, restart, and exit. It also displays free RAM and approximate battery power available. Onscreen are up to six programs with associated icons at a time; a scrollbar at right automatically expands for more than six programs. Doors CS can run most popular TI-83/+/84+ series formats, including BASIC, TI-OS ASM, AShell, SOS, Ion, and Doors CS-proprietary formats. It provides a wealth of libraries and tools for developers, including 16 unique libraries of often-used functions and associated program capabilities. The exhaustive feature list includes: :: Shell and GUI for TI graphing calculators :: Scrolling desktop with up to six programs displayed at once :: Default and imbeddable custom icons :: Recognition of nearly every common shell filetype :: Support for AShell, SOS libless, SOS libbed, TI-BASIC, z80 ASM, MirageOS BASIC, Ion ASM, Doors CS BASIC, Doors CS ASM, and more filetypes. Support for hidden programs, datafiles, game levels, Shell Expansions (SEs), Appended Library Extensions (ALEs), SOS libraries, and more. :: HotKeys and multiple key conventions supported for maximal ease of use. :: Instant desktop view and quit HotKey make switching between Doors CS and the TI-OS a snap. :: Automatic recognition lets you run any file simply by clicking on its icon or name. :: Modular SEs and ALEs let you add functionality and features quickly and easily. :: Innovative associated program feature lets you open any registered file in the correct viewer simply by clicking on it. :: Adjust screen contrast, turn off the calculator, view free RAM, and view the remaining battery power with the helpful toolbar below the desktop. ::AutoShutOff (ASO) conserves battery power by shutting off the calculator after five minutes of inactivity. Simply press [ON] to resume where you left off. :: Error-trapping routines alert you of many common problems instead of letting your calculator crash. :: Fast mouse-like cursor interface controlled by the arrow keys streamlines using Doors CS. Support for an external keyboard and mouse is upcoming with TICI 1.0 hardware drivers. :: Small shell size leaves plently of space for programs and files. :: Extensive tools, including locking and unlocking files and programs, archiving and unarchiving, copying, renaming, and deleting, all from within Doors CS. :: RAM Recovery feature regains leaked RAM when a program causes Doors CS to quit unexpectedly. :: UltraThreading allows up to 256 Shell Expansion threads to execute at once from the desktop for partial multitasking capabilities. A Cemetech production.	Kerm Martian
	Ion	This is a simple shell that gives a scrollable list of Ion-compatible programs.	Joe Wingbermuehle
	MirageOS	This is a flash application shell that gives you the ability to run BASIC and Mirage programs and games from an easy-to-use menu system. Also gives you the ability to sort programs into folders, hide/unhide programs, delete programs, archive/unarchive programs, and keep the memory section of the calculator protected from deletion. Also gives you the ability to turn on the lower case alpha lock.	Detached Solutions