ReMarkable tablet open source tools and hacks
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#2Is there a primer on how to use these repos? I don’t see anything high level that keeps the user from shooting themselves in the foot- especially with the reMarkable 2.
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#3I just got my reMarkable 2 pre-order a few weeks ago, and it has already embedded itself into my workflow. I've really enjoying it. I haven't gotten into hacking yet, but I also haven't really had too many moment where I wished I could change something. The only real complaint I've had so far is that the pdf converter didn't put all of the pencil marks on all of the pages (I don't have a printer)
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#4I highly recommend installing KoReader, especially for PDFs. Works on Kobo readers as well.
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#5If there is a remarkable person that sees this, please embrace the hacker community. It is a huge asset to have us by your side, and it's a huge differentiator from all the other tablets which have walled off developers.
Also, it would be pretty sweet some part of the API was documented.
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#6Really wish there was a good official cloud API...
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#7Are there any SRS applications available for remarkable? (Like Anki or superMemo?)
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#8I highly recommend installing KoReader, especially for PDFs. Works on Kobo readers as well.
Is there already a port for the remarkable 2? It would be so nice to have a working epub reader...
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#9Is the only thing stopping e-ink tablets/devices from becoming afforable because of the high rent/royalties for the patented e-ink technology?
I'm keen to use one because 1) i think over it's lifetime it will likely consume less energy than an LCD/OLED tablet, and 2) because it would be better for my eyes when i'm reading articles/research or books.
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#10If there is a remarkable person that sees this, please embrace the hacker community. It is a huge asset to have us by your side, and it's a huge differentiator from all the other tablets which have walled off developers. Also, it would be pretty sweet some part of the API was documented.
Aren't their devices already really hack-friendly?