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As someone who had a Kobo EReader a long while ago; coding on eink is painful. The screen latency and constantly flashing will ruin your day even with the joy o
by zaarn 8y ago
As someone who had a Kobo EReader a long while ago; coding on eink is painful. The screen latency and constantly flashing will ruin your day even with the joy of being able to code in bright daylight. Unless there is some magic advancements in eink latency that I don't know about...
- adrianN 8y agoIt's not cheap, but there are EInk displays that have low latency: https://youtu.be/i3wP-GSG1NY?t=242 https://youtu.be/i3wP-GSG1NY?t=242
- hultner 8y agoI've seen hacks on the Nook Simple¹ allowing for even runnig PSX games with good refresh-rate, ever since I saw those demos I've been dreaming about a decent resolution EINK screen for my terminal sessions. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PH0wAmMbFgI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PH0wAmMbFgI
- setr 8y agoeasy solution: an lcd screen for editing and a e-ink screen for reading maybe just split the monitor down the middle (open up half your laptop? :-) and drag documents between each for the best [worst?] of both worlds