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Many Kindles have a web browser, using that wouldn't be too hard. Webkit if I remember correctly. Though if you aren't a total stranger to C++, a 15x cheaper (
by Avamander 7y ago
Many Kindles have a web browser, using that wouldn't be too hard. Webkit if I remember correctly.
Though if you aren't a total stranger to C++, a 15x cheaper (4$) e-ink display that is just 50% the size, that can be controlled over SPI, would be nearly just as much effort but much less maintenance. IMHO at least.
- timpark 7y agoJust to note... I've been lazy and haven't jailbroken mine yet, and tested out this weather display: https://github.com/matopeto/kindle-weather-dashboard https://github.com/matopeto/kindle-weather-dashboard Now, although the concept of "screensaver" seems silly for a device where the display takes no power to update, I noticed that when I left the web browser up (disabling the screensaver as mentioned in the repo) it chewed through the battery very quickly, in about 24 hours. With the screensaver back on, it's holding a charge much longer. I'm going to have to jailbreak at some point.