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I have a ReMarkable 2 as well, and there are zero drawing tools or alike, if you want some graphical object, you just draw it. You have a multitude of backgro
by riidom 5y ago
I have a ReMarkable 2 as well, and there are zero drawing tools or alike, if you want some graphical object, you just draw it.
You have a multitude of background-guides (lines, grids, etc.) for easier aligning.
The only features you have that you don't get with pen&paper are a layer system and a select tool which you can use for copy/paste/cut or move parts around.
Page management is pretty basic, but ok. You have notebooks which are folders of pages and you can change their order.
- noobly 5y agoAre you able to achieve a split-screen-like functionality, so you can do scratch work while referencing the text?
- Groxx 5y agoUnfortunately no. Not even with the 3rd party modifications. Though there are some full GUI linux installs iirc. It's a common question in the community Discord, and the official patches have been accelerating and implementing a lot of long-asked-for features (e.g. pinch to zoom), but nobody really knows what's on their roadmap. So hard to say if it'll ever get side-by-side.
- noobly 5y agoHopefully they add open sourcing the whole stack to their roadmap. That'd be the best thing they can do imo. I'm so eager for a device like this that I can 100% get behind.