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This is a pretty sweet looking device. Even despite this call out “As for the actual user interface, we’re currently talking to the good folks at KDE and trying
by dchuk 5y ago
This is a pretty sweet looking device. Even despite this call out “As for the actual user interface, we’re currently talking to the good folks at KDE and trying to figure out whether Plasma Mobile or regular Plasma (with panel-specific tweaks of course) will be the best fit for this particular device. As you can probably tell, this is an uncharted territory for all parties involved, but we’ll figure it out. Needless to say, the software isn’t finished – indeed, we don’t really even know yet what will work well with this technology and what won’t. It is just the beginning of our journey with e-ink technology, and it will take a long time and much effort to make the PineNote end-user worthy.” This still seems worthwhile to pre order if you’re a heavy reader and note taker.
Anyone know how this compares with the remarkable?
- rvz 5y ago> Needless to say, the software isn’t finished – indeed, we don’t really even know yet what will work well with this technology and what won’t. Exactly. This why I would wait for their next version of this product to see if they have made more improvements. From [0]: Compared to reMarkable, PineNote is using modern hardware with more RAM and disk space. But ultimately, I would wait for version two of this device rather than to be an early adopter on the first version. [0] https://support.remarkable.com/hc/en-us/articles/360006699537-About-reMarkable-2- https://support.remarkable.com/hc/en-us/articles/36000669953...