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  1. Richard Stallman Political Notes Richard Stallman Political Notes

    Kindle http://ur1.ca/5d91p

    about 8 months ago from Tricklepost at Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States
    • GaeliX : Gwelloc’h distreiñ diwar hanter hent eget ober gwall veaj likes this.
    • Francesco Frassinelli Francesco Frassinelli

      Any free alternative to Kindle? I need to buy a good device to read.

      about 8 months ago
    • Wes Wes Francesco Frassinelli

      @frafra OpenInkpot is a libre GNU/Linux distro fro eInk readers. They maintain a hardware compatibility list: http://openinkpot.org/

      about 8 months ago
    • Francesco Frassinelli Francesco Frassinelli Wes Justice

      @Wes Thanks so much :) Do you know any device or dev kit with an eink Pearl screen or a way to connect it to a common display port?

      about 8 months ago
    • Wes Wes Francesco Frassinelli

      @frafra I do think they may package firmware unfortunately, which gives me pause.

      about 8 months ago
    • Francesco Frassinelli Francesco Frassinelli Wes Justice

      @Wes I found this kit http://ur1.ca/5d9s1 but it's not Pearl. New version for mid 2012, but I need it now :)

      about 8 months ago
    • Francesco Frassinelli Francesco Frassinelli

      openinkpot.org seems dead

      about 8 months ago
    • Wes Wes Francesco Frassinelli

      @frafra The code has indeed stalled. Their forums on mobileread.com are still active though, and I hope for a resurgence :-/

      about 8 months ago
    • Jason F. McBrayer Jason F. McBrayer Francesco Frassinelli

      @frafra I like #FBReader on a 7" #Android tablet. Not an eInk solution, though.

      about 8 months ago
    • Francesco Frassinelli Francesco Frassinelli Jason F. McBrayer

      @Jfm Thanks :) But I prefer eink to read, I stay too much time in front of my lcd.

      about 8 months ago
    • Jason F. McBrayer Jason F. McBrayer Francesco Frassinelli

      @frafra Reading on an LCD tablet really is not the same as on an LCD monitor though; it's not as bad as eInk purists often think :)

      about 8 months ago
    • Wes Wes OpenMoko , Jason F. McBrayer , Francesco Frassinelli

      @frafra @jfm I think the !Openmoko WikiReader is a good platform for an eBook reader. I do wish it had a reflective lcd. http://ur1.ca/5davx

      about 8 months ago
    • Kevin Granade Kevin Granade Jason F. McBrayer

      @jfm I keep meaning to try adding RSVP (http://ur1.ca/5db0s) to FBreaderJ... but that J stands for JAVA... :(

      about 8 months ago
    • Wes Wes Kevin Granade

      @kevingranade You could always add it to FBReader proper?

      about 8 months ago
    • Gerard Ryan Gerard Ryan

      'The #Kindle was a scheme for knowing what books are read by the fools who use it.' With respect, I don't think that's a fair assumption...

      about 8 months ago
    • Jason F. McBrayer Jason F. McBrayer Kevin Granade

      @kevingranade It ought to be doable as a plug-in, like the existing TTS plug-in. Java is just something you live with, like mosquitoes.

      about 8 months ago
    • Francesco Frassinelli Francesco Frassinelli Jason F. McBrayer

      @Jfm I've a Kindle and I love it, because it's like paper. I use a good lcd, and when you have to stay 10 hours you notice the difference.

      about 8 months ago
    • fwix fwix OpenMoko , Wes

      @trashheap for the moment reflective lcd tech is just grayscale.

      about 8 months ago
    • Wes Wes OpenMoko , fwix

      @fwix At the moment the !Openmoko WikiReader is monochrome. It doesn't need color.

      about 8 months ago
    • Kevin Granade Kevin Granade Jason F. McBrayer

      @jfm aah yes, thanks for pointing that out. In fact the TTS plugin has probably already done a lot of what RSVP needs.

      about 8 months ago
    • Ethan Ethan Jason F. McBrayer

      http://ur1.ca/5djwx French: "la bague". English: "starbag". Yes.

      about 8 months ago

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