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There are many ways to do this, either fiddly or a little expensive. You can - use a Dasung screen or Boox Max with your desktop (expensive, plug and play) -
by solarkraft 5y ago
There are many ways to do this, either fiddly or a little expensive. You can
- use a Dasung screen or Boox Max with your desktop (expensive, plug and play)
- use a hacked-up Linux e-reader (super cheap, fiddly)
- build something with WaveShare kits and an Arduino/Raspberry Pi (moderately expensive and fiddly, but allows for interesting creations)
- use some app (Termux) on an Android E-Reader (Boox, moderately expensive, quite versatile).
The tech is a bit inaccessible, but not as much as it may seem. Just check out: https://hackaday.com/tag/e-ink/ https://hackaday.com/tag/e-ink/
- throw10920 5y agoHere's someone doing Emacs on a ReMarkable 2 through SSH: https://twitter.com/ianthehenry/status/1481376985129500679 https://twitter.com/ianthehenry/status/1481376985129500679
- xwdv 5y agoAt the very least I think I’d need 16 color support though for syntax highlighting, in order for it to be practical.