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What is sad here is that you are drawing on a computer (and a pretty advanced one at that), and you can draw buttons, but you can't make them "do" anything.
by scroot 6y ago
What is sad here is that you are drawing on a computer (and a pretty advanced one at that), and you can draw buttons, but you can't make them "do" anything.
- nixpulvis 6y agoI appreciate how much of the interface was written for this tablet (I can even SSH into it over USB-C), but the OS still seems pretty locked down, which is sad indeed.
- scroot 6y agoYeah I also have a Remarkable (2), and the potential is all there but the execution on the software side -- beyond the excellent drawing capabilities -- is stunningly unimaginative
- nixpulvis 6y agoIDK, Ethernet over USB seemed really smart, as did self-hosting a little web server for upload/download. It's all pretty basic still though... I don't want this thing cluttered up with a bunch of bullshit. This is why I really want access to make more modifications to it more easily. That said, I poked around the OS a bit and have access to root, so it stands to reason hacking on this thing isn't insanely restrictive already. Would be really amazing if Remarkable gave out their UI toolkit though.