It's a wonderful educational tool, but it has a political defect: the splash screen shows a partially undressed woman:
I don't imagine the developers meant to offend or harm anyone, but I think they are Europeans and don't understand American attitudes towards sex. I can't blame them--I don't really understand them myself either.
However, it is a politial reality that some colleges have problems using a product that looks like that.
So, in the spirit of Garfield Minus Garfield, I present Jasmin Without Jasmin.
Now it has flowers instead, grown and photographed by my friend Sue, who is an award-winning Dahlia grower:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/tum-jasmin/files/
If you don't want the drawing of a partially undressed woman on the splash screen, use this version of Jasmin:
Download politically correct Jasmin without the cheescake
Basically, yes. I am.
My goal is not to foster rebellion, but rather to create miserable, conformist wage slaves who know assembler better.