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I received my PineNote today. It boots into a PIM-style UI built on Android. The stylus works great for taking notes on it. It has a browser too! The hardware
by foodbag 5y ago
I received my PineNote today.
It boots into a PIM-style UI built on Android. The stylus works great for taking notes on it. It has a browser too!
The hardware and case feel high quality.
The Pine/Linux community are working on porting Linux kernel/distros to it.
- CameronNemo 5y agoThe Pine/Linux community are working on porting Linux kernel/distros to it. Who, exactly, is working on porting a mainline kernel to it? I've not seen much development on the most important part (the rink display driver).
- foodbag 5y agoThere's no centralized development that I know of. The Wiki tends to lag reality, but two pages are related: * https://wiki.pine64.org/wiki/PineNote_Development https://wiki.pine64.org/wiki/PineNote_Development * https://wiki.pine64.org/wiki/RK3566_EBC_Reverse-Engineering https://wiki.pine64.org/wiki/RK3566_EBC_Reverse-Engineering tracks the status of that.
- coolspot 5y ago> The stylus works great for taking notes on it. Define “great”. When you draw a line, how large is lag (distance) between a point of touch and where last pixel is drawn? Slow-mo video of handwriting or fast sketching would be useful.