Adrien Bertrand

Well, I can reproduce the fact that gestures tend to trigger unexpected "random" keypresses but so far I can't make it crash (I'm on latest master). I'll try to see...

Hi, thanks for the detailed issue! @mateoconlechuga says CEmu is doing "the right thing", it's just that transfer programs like TI-Connect and TILP are a bit too lax not checking...

In the meantime, you can build the latest Oiram files (from [the repo](https://github.com/mateoconlechuga/oiram)) with the latest toolchain (master), and everything works just fine on master CEmu. For reference, here's what...

Well that's not going to be very easy to debug... You could try resetting/removing all CEmu config files and see if that helps. In fact you can do that with...

CEmu can already do I+ as in "no more IM2", but for LCD differences, see maybe #358. For rev M, it's another story and existing developments should probably be split...

Hi, Which mac computer is that on? (Which) Mouse or touchpad/trackpad? Is there any possibility a right-click was triggered when you click on the buttons? Because that's the expected behaviour...

@denn333 can you give more information about your setup/settings? (see previous comments). Trackpad only, no mouse? Etc. I'm still unable to reproduce the issue here, and haven't since the beginning...

(Also, are all students using macs? Regardless, it would be nice to get more feedback about this and hopefully find a common point between all the computers with this bad...

Thanks for the replies, any feedback is good to take, it may help track down what's going on. I'm not sure what I can do _right now_ about the issue...

I haven't had the time to do the Qt 6.0 build, but let's try this one for now... It's recent enough, so maybe there will be changes already. Thanks. [CEmu_macOS.dmg.zip](https://github.com/CE-Programming/CEmu/files/5467159/CEmu_macOS.dmg.zip)