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Slightly unrelated to the OP but are there any e-ink displays today that are responsive enough to use for a basic command line Linux display? I really like the
by bpye 4y ago
Slightly unrelated to the OP but are there any e-ink displays today that are responsive enough to use for a basic command line Linux display? I really like the idea of having a device similar to think but with e-ink only to use as a minimal terminal - something like the MNT Pocket Reform but with e-ink...
- bebna 4y agoI use an boox air c with bluetooth keyboard.
- AlanYx 4y agoIf you're looking for a plug-and-play device, there are options from Waveshare, Boox and Dasung. If you're willing to DIY, there's a great open source project called PaperTTY that works with almost any e-ink panel. Despite the name being terminal-focused, it also (optionally) supports VNC.
- Melatonic 4y agoMIP might be a better tech to use?
- dflock 4y agoI use a Boox Leaf with a Bluetooth keyboard and it works fine, for this sort of thing.