Would like to avoid an android device, as im not a google fan. But I guess it's getting kinda hard to in this space.
Love the fuck out of the #Remarkable tablet, but it basically crashes on half the PDFs @chaosium_inc puts out. My understanding is that the Remarkable 2 isn't much better.
eInk / ePaper displays only. No iPad sugestions needed.
I mostly deal with stuff sans DRM. So I dont need to worry about kindle/kobo/etc app support. Wouldn't be adverse to a kobo device in principle, though.
Tagging @libreture because, I reckon a boost from them, might get me to some of the right audience here. If they feel so inclined.
I’ve been meaning to make this for a while: a calendar that shows the schedule of all the teams I like to watch.
I often find myself wanting to put a game on in the background while I’m working in my shop, but with all the different streaming services it’s hard to see what’s on! There are apps for this, but I don’t want to have to pull out my phone and, notably, the #PWHL is too new to appear on any of those apps.
Finding the schedule data was the hardest part, I’ll explain…
I’m still making improvements to my epaper sports calendar!
I created a minimalistic-style stand for the bare display that shows the entire screen, printed on my #BambuP1S.
If it works well I might submit it to the #inkycal project, these displays are a weird size that defies cheap frames.
Currently printing out the next iteration as I type this. The part on the left side will go all the way to the top of the screen, so it hopefully looks a little more seamless.
My final (for now) set up for the #inkycal. Feeling pretty good with how this looks! I uploaded the file to printables so others with a #waveshare 7.5" #epaper screen can use it.
I think now I'm going to focus on adding some features to the Inkycal project. First adding the ability for the events to spill onto two lines so I can increase the font size. Second, I want a more compact layout; have the times moved to the left under the date so as not to waste white space.