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I've been fantasizing recently about using a Bluetooth keyboard (Twiddler3) connected to an eInk reader to do most of my work both locally and on remote machine
by kenbolton 9y ago
I've been fantasizing recently about using a Bluetooth keyboard (Twiddler3) connected to an eInk reader to do most of my work both locally and on remote machines/instances. The eInk reader would have just enough power to run spacemacs. I can currently do this on an Android smartphone, but the experience is lacking because of the screen-size.
- sleepybrett 9y agoI already have enough frustration using an eink screen for reading books around the refresh rate of updating that page that I couldn't even imagine the pain of trying to use one interactively.
- jacquesm 9y agoImagine then what life was like when an editor meant a line editor and output universally referred to stacks of fan-fold green and white lined paper. The 'refresh rate' of a line editor would be a couple of seconds at best and to do an edit-compile-test cycle would be on the order of a couple of hours, two per day if you are lucky, but most likely only one per day.
- KG_5 9y agoWell look at this: https://hackaday.com/2018/01/15/this-portable-pi-may-not-be-what-you-expect/ https://hackaday.com/2018/01/15/this-portable-pi-may-not-be-...