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If you don't count Android, I'm not sure there are any? Most eink tablets have a user interface that is more similar to smartphones than computers. Thus, most p
by jabirali 6y ago
If you don't count Android, I'm not sure there are any? Most eink tablets have a user interface that is more similar to smartphones than computers. Thus, most people won't need to run GNU coreutils, Gnome, or other parts of an average Linux desktop. If you do count Android, there are several; my Onyx Boox for instance runs Android, and can thus use regular smartphone apps for e.g. file syncing.
- swebs 6y agoThere's the PineTab, but its still in limited production runs https://store.pine64.org/?product=pinetab-10-1-linux-tablet https://store.pine64.org/?product=pinetab-10-1-linux-tablet
- codetrotter 6y agoDoesn’t look like eInk. Description says “HD IPS capacitive touchscreen”.
- swebs 6y agoWhoops, I thought it was asking for Linux tablets in general.
- CorporealSim 6y agoHello fellow Onyx Boox user. I'm trying to edit PDFs with the ONYX Note application but, it's very limited. Have you found any hand writing applications that edit PDFs? I guess I'm asking what applications are you using daily on your BOOX.