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Remarkable is direct-only I believe, but they do have a 30day return policy. As for the software/sharing, they have desktop (Win, Mac, Linux), Android and iOS
by notpeter 6y ago
Remarkable is direct-only I believe, but they do have a 30day return policy.
As for the software/sharing, they have desktop (Win, Mac, Linux), Android and iOS apps and their own cloud hosted service for syncing documents, inks, ebooks, etc amongst your devices and the tablet. The apps are a little clunky (due to cross platform widgets) but you can quickly export a PDF of a drawing or drag in an ebook (PDF/ePUB) and it'll auto sync to your device.
P.S. The device itself is quite hacker friendly, it supports SSH over USB out of the box and they've shared their cross-compliation toolchain.
- _ph_ 6y agoNow you have me interested, what happens when you ssh into it, does it run a shell? Do you know about the programmability and can you give me some pointers?
- net4all 6y agoYup. I own one and have tested to ssh but not actually done much yet. It runs Linux and a shell. These are a good start: https://remarkablewiki.com/tech/start https://remarkablewiki.com/tech/start https://remarkablewiki.com/tips/start https://remarkablewiki.com/tips/start https://github.com/reMarkable https://github.com/reMarkable I should add that this is a relatively open platform. It runs Linux, there is an official GitHub org with code.