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Yeah; I was really excited about this, but then saw it ran android. Hard pass. I have an android tablet laying around, and never use it. A Linux version / po
by hedora 2y ago
Yeah; I was really excited about this, but then saw it ran android.
Hard pass. I have an android tablet laying around, and never use it.
A Linux version / polished installable rom would make it compelling for me, especially if it included stuff from the kindle jailbreak community. Other than that, the ability to ssh, a shell with apt or apk, running vs code, and a web browser would cover a big chunk of my daily driver requirements. Bonus points for docker.
- plipt 2y agoI have yet to use one, but have you heard of the Pinenote? Its a Debian Linux based e-ink tablet. It doesn’t look particularly premium, but it’s not android. There is a pressure sensitive stylus that comes with it as well. https://pine64.org/devices/pinenote/ https://pine64.org/devices/pinenote/ Not many reviews out there but here is a video of it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x3trcI7MK4U https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x3trcI7MK4U
- hatsix 2y agoWhat do you assume that a non-apple tablet runs, if not Android. Why would running Android be a surprise to you?
- 4k93n2 2y agohave you found much use for termux? i use it for quite a bit, running python scripts, yt-dlp and ffmpeg stuff. neovim. you cant run things like vscode but there is an app called andronix that lets you run a full linux os and then you remote into it from a browser. its probably clunky though