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Curious, do you write code on it? I've heard the ghosting makes them nearly unusable for coding, but the concept of coding in e-ink is just so enticing to me!
by amarant 1y ago
Curious, do you write code on it? I've heard the ghosting makes them nearly unusable for coding, but the concept of coding in e-ink is just so enticing to me!
- asadm 1y agosame! I am curious to know this as well.
- tazjin 1y agoI have a Dasung monitor (black & white, not colour) and its reasonably good for coding. You need to use light themes on eink devices (I use the default Emacs theme), as using a dark theme does lead to unusable bad ghosting. Mine is a few years old and newer panels are better, so I would expect this to be pretty good.
- CobaltFire 1y agoI do! I mostly use JetBrains stuff and Sublime Text. The ghosting is a non-issue for me. I do keep a color calibrated panel running next to it in case I need a video going or something (conference, etc.). But the ghosting is a non-issue for coding once you figure out the settings and limits that work for you. Of note I spent a chunk of my career working with and programming on a Harris H100 via terminal, and slowing down is a nice little throwback to me.