Re: [linux] unixkcd

2021-06-30 Thread Michael Soulier
On 2021-06-30 1:58 a.m., Ian! D. Allen wrote:
> Why have I never heard of unixkcd until today?
> 
> https://uni.xkcd.com/

Cute. :)

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Re: [linux] reMarkable 2 paper tablet

2021-06-04 Thread Michael Soulier
Personally as a fan of pen and ink, I keep waiting for a digital writing
experience that is even remotely as good as the right paper, ink, and a
fountain pen. It's only a matter of time, I suspect...

Mike

On 2021-06-03 8:50 p.m., jean-Francois Messier wrote:
> Well, a full client is supposedly in preparation by the company, but
> they did not tell me much more yet. One thing that I have been asking
> them was about an instant update of the written image on a reMarkable
> tablet to, say, an Android device. If that is possible, the reMarkable 2
> can then become a dynamic electronic whiteboard that can be used for
> explanations and training, be it over Jitsi, MS-Team, Zoom or anything else.
> 
> I'm also trying to find out about actual users of such devices and how
> their device is working against Linux.
> 
> On 2021-06-03 8:36 p.m., James wrote:
>> Neat. :-) 
>>
>> Jun. 3, 2021 20:34:55 r...@echlin.ca:
>>
>>> It says: "Windows 7 and newer".
>>> Any Linux that is newer than Windows 7 counts as a reMarkable upgrade!
>>>
>>> Rob
>>>
>>>
>>> On 2021-06-03 20:00, James wrote:
> Note and file syncing between reMarkable tablet and reMarkable apps for 
> MacOS, Windows 7 and newer, iOS, and Android
 Linux too?

 Jun. 3, 2021 19:49:20 jean-Francois Messier :
 I am currently shopping for one of those tablets where you write on the
> tablet and the writing is recorded on the device, sync'ed with your
> system or storage. The reMarkable 2 seemed to have been one of the
> favorite so far, and I also found out that it is actually running Linux,
> not simply a flavor of Android.
> Did anyone else have experience with such devices, good or bad, and what
> brand name do you have ? The reMarkable 2 is on the pricey side, for
> what I can see, but it looks like it is worth it.
> Anyway, lemme know what you use (if any)..
> Thanks :-)
> Jean-Francois Messier
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Re: [linux] A new subscriber ... in need of help.

2020-01-18 Thread Michael Soulier
On 2020-01-18 11:08 a.m., Jean-Francois Messier wrote:
> Something I found the hard way: Resize Windows Partitions under Windows,
> not under Linux. GParted and other utilities usually were screwing up
> things when I used those under Linux to resize a Windows partition,
> especially under Windows 10 with NTFS partitions. Let windows deal with
> Windows.

Good advice. I've heard that before.

Mike

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