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@ -280,6 +280,210 @@ From SndChaser...
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Can't decide whether to include this section or not. If you make it all
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the way down here, let me know what you think.
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** TODO Catchy title about Supernote being "the new paper" :Supernote:Writing:Productivity:Organisation:
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:PROPERTIES:
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:EXPORT_FILE_NAME: something-about-supernote
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:EXPORT_HUGO_CUSTOM_FRONT_MATTER: :toc true
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:END:
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I like writing things down. I like the feel of the pen (preferably a
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fountain pen) glide smoothly over the paper, that nice solid feeling of
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the tip against the table, seeing the ink dry as it flows from the nib,
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accidentally swiping my hand through it before it's finished and
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smearing a bit of ink across the page, cursing under my breath as I dab
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it up with a handkerchief or a napkin or something else nearby. I also
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love that writing things by hand [[https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/0956797614524581][has an impact on memory and improves
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retention]].
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*** The problem
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Unfortunately, I don't love keeping up with that paper. Across many
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different classes, even with dedicated folders for each one, something
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important inevitably gets lost. Notebooks are also bulky and can take up
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a lot of space. I tried [[https://bulletjournal.com/][bullet journalling]] for about a month earlier
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this year and, while the process was enjoyable, the maintenance was not.
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My brain moves faster than my pen (even though I have terrible
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handwriting) and I inevitably forget letters or even whole words. This
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is a problem while writing in pen because white-out looks ugly and I
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dislike wasting whole pages because of a couple mistakes.
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The obvious solution here is to get an iPad with an Apple Pen, right?
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Right??
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Wrong because Apple bad[fn:2].
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*** The solution
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Enter the world of ... what are they even called? E-ink notebooks? Paper
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tablets? E-R/W[fn:1]? Do they even have a "device category" yet? I don't
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know but they solve my problem in a wonderful way.
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As the names suggest, these are devices that can /usually/ open and read
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e-books (EPUBs, PDFs, etc.), annotate them, and create standalone pages
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of notes as if they were full notebooks. The most well-known of these
|
||||
devices is likely the [[https://remarkable.com/][reMarkable]]. They had a [[https://venturebeat.com/2019/10/08/remarkable-raises-15-million-to-bring-its-e-paper-tablets-to-more-scribblers/][hugely successful
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crowdfunding campaign]] and produced the reMarkable 1, followed by [[https://blog.remarkable.com/remarkable-2-the-next-generation-paper-tablet-91b47d0080cb][the
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reMarkable 2 in 2020]]. There are a few others by now but we'll look at
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the reMarkable first.
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*** The reMarkable
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This device boasts all of the features I was looking for. It renders
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digital content, from books and manuals to comics and light novels,
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allows you to mark those documents up as you would if it were physical
|
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media, create full notebooks of hand written text, organise them,
|
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search, and, if your handwriting is legible enough (mine certainly is
|
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not), perform OCR on your notes and email a transcription to yourself.
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It even runs Linux and the developers have opened SSH up so you can
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remote in and tinker with it as much as you like. Because of this,
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there's a pretty awesome [[https://github.com/reHackable/awesome-reMarkable][community of people creating third-party tools
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and integrations]] that add even further functionality. My favourite is
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probably [[https://github.com/bordaigorl/rmview][rMview]], a really fast VNC client for the reMarkable that allows
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you to view your device's screen on any computer.
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After watching all of [[https://www.youtube.com/c/MyDeepGuide][MyDeepGuide's]] [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsSI9-gaSSmiXwb7Vjk5Vb-nB41UTnrXd][extensive playlist on the
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reMarkable]], however, I decided to go with a different product.
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*** Enter the Supernote A5X
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The [[https://www.supernote.com/#/product?type=SN-A5-X][Supernote A5X]] has all of the basic features the reMarkable has:
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reading documents, writing notes, and organising your content. Its
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implementation, on the other hand, seems to be much more polished. It
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also lacks some features from the reMarkable while adding others.
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*** Operating System
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While the reMarkable runs Codex[fn:3], a /"custom Linux-based OS
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optimised for low-latency e-paper"/, the Supernote just runs Android.
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There are both benefits and detriments to this; on one hand, they're
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running all of Android, bloated that it is, on a very lightweight
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tablet. On the other, they don't have to develop and maintain a custom
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operating system. This allows them to focus on other aspects that are
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arguably more important so I don't actually mind that it runs Android.
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The only place that Android stands out is in system operations; file
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transfer uses MTP and, when you swipe down from the top of the device, a
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small bar appears similar to what was in early Android. This lets you
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change WiFi networks, sync with the companion app on your LAN, the
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remote servers, take a screenshot, search, and access the system
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settings. Nothing else about the device really makes me think of
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Android.
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*** Community
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I don't usually browse Reddit but [[https://old.reddit.com/r/Supernote/][the Supernote community]] there is
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fascinating. I haven't looked around enough to know exactly what his
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relationship is with the company, but one of the members, [[https://old.reddit.com/user/hex2asc][u/hex2asc]],
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seems to represent Supernote in something of an official capacity. He's
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incredibly active and usually responds to posts and questions within a
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couple of days.
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Before I purchased one, [[https://old.reddit.com/r/Supernote/comments/lhffyd/sync_targets_open_document_formats_and_crossnote/][I wrote a post]] asking about a couple of things
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that concerned me: sync targets, open document formats, and cross-note
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links. I don't ever plan to write full documents with a keyboard on the
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Supernote but it would still be nice. The other features would be
|
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absolutely killer for me as I would like to maintain a Zettelkasten (I
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wrote about [[/vim-as-a-markdown-editor/][using Vim to do so]] last year but didn't end up sticking with
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it) and manage document synchronisation with my own Nextcloud server.
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The community was quick to respond and confirm that Zettelkasten
|
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functionality would be implemented soon™. u/hex2asc responded /the day
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after/ and said that WebDAV would be supported but not earlier than May,
|
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ODF would likely not be supported, and cross-note links were definitely
|
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a possibility. Another community member has been avidly following the
|
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subreddit and even put together an [[https://app-rm.roadmunk.com/publish/03e6dca3d769e2b7015f7f48a649cb3f75f44d9e][unofficial roadmap]].
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*** Interfaces
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**** Home & Organisation
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***** TODO Record very short videos
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**** Settings
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***** TODO Record very short videos
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**** Writing & Annotating
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The following images are screenshots of the full page above with the
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possible UI variations while reading a book. This first one is default,
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with the editing bar at the top. It is exactly the same as what's
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displayed on the blank pages for hand writing full notes. From left to
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right is the Table of Contents toggle, the pen tools (fineliner,
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"fountain" pen[fn:5], and highlighter), the erasers, lasso select tool,
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undo/redo, context menu, palm rejection toggle, previous page, goto
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page, next page, and exit.
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[[/assets/pngs/supernote-reader-default.png]]
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You can hold your finger on that bar and drag it down to detach it from
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the top. The default width exposes all the tools without whitespace. You
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can move it around the screen by dragging the circle with a straight
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line through the middle on the far left.
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[[/assets/pngs/supernote-reader-medium.png]]
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If you tap that circle, the width shrinks and everything except the
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pens, erasers, and undo/redo buttons are hidden. It can be dragged the
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same was as in the previous image and tapping that circle will expand
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the bar again.
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[[/assets/pngs/supernote-reader-small.png]]
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The last mode is with the bar completely hidden. You achieve this just
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by dragging it to the right edge of the screen. Once hidden, you can
|
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swipe right to left from the edge and it will be revealed flush with the
|
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right edge.
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[[/assets/pngs/supernote-reader-minimal.png]]
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*** Experience
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**** Reading content
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I love e-ink. I think it looks beautiful and would love to have an e-ink
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monitor[fn:4]. That said, the Supernote has an especially nice display
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with 226 PPI (pixels per inch). The image below was taken with my
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phone's camera so it's not very good. However, if you zoom in a bit, you
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can see that the curved edges of some letters are /slightly/ pixellated.
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Viewing with my naked eye at a comfortable distance, it does look better
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/to me/ than some of my print books.
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[[/assets/pngs/supernote-resolution.png]]
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/At the moment,/ I am pretty disappointed with Table of Contents detection
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for ePUBs. A great many of my books seem to use a legacy ToC format that
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the Supernote sees and tries/fails to read before attempting to read the
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more up-to-date one. This is easily remedied by editing the ePUB in
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[[https://calibre-ebook.com/][Calibre]], going to Tools → Upgrade Book Internals → Remove the legacy
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Table of Contents in NCX format. You might need to make a small change
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to one of the HTML files and revert it before the save button is
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enabled. After that, just copy it back over to the Supernote and
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everything should work properly.
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**** Writing notes
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I write notes as often if not /more/ often than I read and annotate books.
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It's the main reason I purchased the device and I love the experience.
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The Supernote doesn't /really/ feel like paper despite what their
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marketing materials claim, though it doesn't feel /bad/ either. It's hard
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to describe but I would say it's something like writing with a
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rollerball pen on high-quality paper with a marble counter underneath:
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incredibly smooth with but a little bit of texture so it doesn't feel
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like writing on a glass display.
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While writing latency[fn:6] is noticeable, I really don't have a huge
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issue with it. I write very quickly but find that the slight latency
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actually makes writing /more/ enjoyable. It sounds weird and I'm not sure
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why, but I /really/ like writing on the Supernote; it's wonderfully
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smooth, pressure-sensitive, the latency makes things interesting, and
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[[https://supernote.com/#/part?id=SP-04][the Heart of Metal pen]] feels good in my hand.
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**** Surfacing Content
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While organisation is done using a regular filesystem hierarchy, the
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Supernote does have other ways to search for and surface your notes. As
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you're writing, you can use the lasso select tool and encircle a word. A
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little dialogue pops up and gives you a few buttons for things you can
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do with that selection: copy, move to another page, cut, add it to the
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Table of Contents, or mark it as a key word. If you select the key word
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icon, the Supernote does some incredible OCR[fn:7] on it and displays a
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dialogue where you can add it to the note file as a tag. This dialogue
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allows you to edit the word before adding it just in case the OCR was
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wonky. Even with my terrible handwriting, I've found that it works very
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well and I rarely have to make edits.
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*** TODO Pong Isi and Volpeon when finished
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** TODO Migrating repositories between git hosts
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** TODO A perfect email setup (for me)
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:PROPERTIES:
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:EXPORT_FILE_NAME: a-perfect-email-setup-for-me
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@ -643,210 +847,6 @@ accounts as you want to send email from.
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*** TODO Pong Jake when finished
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** TODO Catchy title about Supernote being "the new paper" :Supernote:Writing:Productivity:Organisation:
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:PROPERTIES:
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:EXPORT_FILE_NAME: something-about-supernote
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:EXPORT_HUGO_CUSTOM_FRONT_MATTER: :toc true
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:END:
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I like writing things down. I like the feel of the pen (preferably a
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fountain pen) glide smoothly over the paper, that nice solid feeling of
|
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the tip against the table, seeing the ink dry as it flows from the nib,
|
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accidentally swiping my hand through it before it's finished and
|
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smearing a bit of ink across the page, cursing under my breath as I dab
|
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it up with a handkerchief or a napkin or something else nearby. I also
|
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love that writing things by hand [[https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/0956797614524581][has an impact on memory and improves
|
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retention]].
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*** The problem
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Unfortunately, I don't love keeping up with that paper. Across many
|
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different classes, even with dedicated folders for each one, something
|
||||
important inevitably gets lost. Notebooks are also bulky and can take up
|
||||
a lot of space. I tried [[https://bulletjournal.com/][bullet journalling]] for about a month earlier
|
||||
this year and, while the process was enjoyable, the maintenance was not.
|
||||
My brain moves faster than my pen (even though I have terrible
|
||||
handwriting) and I inevitably forget letters or even whole words. This
|
||||
is a problem while writing in pen because white-out looks ugly and I
|
||||
dislike wasting whole pages because of a couple mistakes.
|
||||
|
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The obvious solution here is to get an iPad with an Apple Pen, right?
|
||||
Right??
|
||||
|
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Wrong because Apple bad[fn:2].
|
||||
|
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*** The solution
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Enter the world of ... what are they even called? E-ink notebooks? Paper
|
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tablets? E-R/W[fn:1]? Do they even have a "device category" yet? I don't
|
||||
know but they solve my problem in a wonderful way.
|
||||
|
||||
As the names suggest, these are devices that can /usually/ open and read
|
||||
e-books (EPUBs, PDFs, etc.), annotate them, and create standalone pages
|
||||
of notes as if they were full notebooks. The most well-known of these
|
||||
devices is likely the [[https://remarkable.com/][reMarkable]]. They had a [[https://venturebeat.com/2019/10/08/remarkable-raises-15-million-to-bring-its-e-paper-tablets-to-more-scribblers/][hugely successful
|
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crowdfunding campaign]] and produced the reMarkable 1, followed by [[https://blog.remarkable.com/remarkable-2-the-next-generation-paper-tablet-91b47d0080cb][the
|
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reMarkable 2 in 2020]]. There are a few others by now but we'll look at
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the reMarkable first.
|
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*** The reMarkable
|
||||
This device boasts all of the features I was looking for. It renders
|
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digital content, from books and manuals to comics and light novels,
|
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allows you to mark those documents up as you would if it were physical
|
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media, create full notebooks of hand written text, organise them,
|
||||
search, and, if your handwriting is legible enough (mine certainly is
|
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not), perform OCR on your notes and email a transcription to yourself.
|
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It even runs Linux and the developers have opened SSH up so you can
|
||||
remote in and tinker with it as much as you like. Because of this,
|
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there's a pretty awesome [[https://github.com/reHackable/awesome-reMarkable][community of people creating third-party tools
|
||||
and integrations]] that add even further functionality. My favourite is
|
||||
probably [[https://github.com/bordaigorl/rmview][rMview]], a really fast VNC client for the reMarkable that allows
|
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you to view your device's screen on any computer.
|
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|
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After watching all of [[https://www.youtube.com/c/MyDeepGuide][MyDeepGuide's]] [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsSI9-gaSSmiXwb7Vjk5Vb-nB41UTnrXd][extensive playlist on the
|
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reMarkable]], however, I decided to go with a different product.
|
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*** Enter the Supernote A5X
|
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The [[https://www.supernote.com/#/product?type=SN-A5-X][Supernote A5X]] has all of the basic features the reMarkable has:
|
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reading documents, writing notes, and organising your content. Its
|
||||
implementation, on the other hand, seems to be much more polished. It
|
||||
also lacks some features from the reMarkable while adding others.
|
||||
|
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*** Operating System
|
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While the reMarkable runs Codex[fn:3], a /"custom Linux-based OS
|
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optimised for low-latency e-paper"/, the Supernote just runs Android.
|
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There are both benefits and detriments to this; on one hand, they're
|
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running all of Android, bloated that it is, on a very lightweight
|
||||
tablet. On the other, they don't have to develop and maintain a custom
|
||||
operating system. This allows them to focus on other aspects that are
|
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arguably more important so I don't actually mind that it runs Android.
|
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|
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The only place that Android stands out is in system operations; file
|
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transfer uses MTP and, when you swipe down from the top of the device, a
|
||||
small bar appears similar to what was in early Android. This lets you
|
||||
change WiFi networks, sync with the companion app on your LAN, the
|
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remote servers, take a screenshot, search, and access the system
|
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settings. Nothing else about the device really makes me think of
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Android.
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*** Community
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I don't usually browse Reddit but [[https://old.reddit.com/r/Supernote/][the Supernote community]] there is
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fascinating. I haven't looked around enough to know exactly what his
|
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relationship is with the company, but one of the members, [[https://old.reddit.com/user/hex2asc][u/hex2asc]],
|
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seems to represent Supernote in something of an official capacity. He's
|
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incredibly active and usually responds to posts and questions within a
|
||||
couple of days.
|
||||
|
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Before I purchased one, [[https://old.reddit.com/r/Supernote/comments/lhffyd/sync_targets_open_document_formats_and_crossnote/][I wrote a post]] asking about a couple of things
|
||||
that concerned me: sync targets, open document formats, and cross-note
|
||||
links. I don't ever plan to write full documents with a keyboard on the
|
||||
Supernote but it would still be nice. The other features would be
|
||||
absolutely killer for me as I would like to maintain a Zettelkasten (I
|
||||
wrote about [[/vim-as-a-markdown-editor/][using Vim to do so]] last year but didn't end up sticking with
|
||||
it) and manage document synchronisation with my own Nextcloud server.
|
||||
The community was quick to respond and confirm that Zettelkasten
|
||||
functionality would be implemented soon™. u/hex2asc responded /the day
|
||||
after/ and said that WebDAV would be supported but not earlier than May,
|
||||
ODF would likely not be supported, and cross-note links were definitely
|
||||
a possibility. Another community member has been avidly following the
|
||||
subreddit and even put together an [[https://app-rm.roadmunk.com/publish/03e6dca3d769e2b7015f7f48a649cb3f75f44d9e][unofficial roadmap]].
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*** Interfaces
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**** Home & Organisation
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||||
***** TODO Record very short videos
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**** Settings
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||||
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***** TODO Record very short videos
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**** Writing & Annotating
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The following images are screenshots of the full page above with the
|
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possible UI variations while reading a book. This first one is default,
|
||||
with the editing bar at the top. It is exactly the same as what's
|
||||
displayed on the blank pages for hand writing full notes. From left to
|
||||
right is the Table of Contents toggle, the pen tools (fineliner,
|
||||
"fountain" pen[fn:5], and highlighter), the erasers, lasso select tool,
|
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undo/redo, context menu, palm rejection toggle, previous page, goto
|
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page, next page, and exit.
|
||||
|
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[[/assets/pngs/supernote-reader-default.png]]
|
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|
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You can hold your finger on that bar and drag it down to detach it from
|
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the top. The default width exposes all the tools without whitespace. You
|
||||
can move it around the screen by dragging the circle with a straight
|
||||
line through the middle on the far left.
|
||||
|
||||
[[/assets/pngs/supernote-reader-medium.png]]
|
||||
|
||||
If you tap that circle, the width shrinks and everything except the
|
||||
pens, erasers, and undo/redo buttons are hidden. It can be dragged the
|
||||
same was as in the previous image and tapping that circle will expand
|
||||
the bar again.
|
||||
|
||||
[[/assets/pngs/supernote-reader-small.png]]
|
||||
|
||||
The last mode is with the bar completely hidden. You achieve this just
|
||||
by dragging it to the right edge of the screen. Once hidden, you can
|
||||
swipe right to left from the edge and it will be revealed flush with the
|
||||
right edge.
|
||||
|
||||
[[/assets/pngs/supernote-reader-minimal.png]]
|
||||
|
||||
*** Experience
|
||||
**** Reading content
|
||||
I love e-ink. I think it looks beautiful and would love to have an e-ink
|
||||
monitor[fn:4]. That said, the Supernote has an especially nice display
|
||||
with 226 PPI (pixels per inch). The image below was taken with my
|
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phone's camera so it's not very good. However, if you zoom in a bit, you
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can see that the curved edges of some letters are /slightly/ pixellated.
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Viewing with my naked eye at a comfortable distance, it does look better
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/to me/ than some of my print books.
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[[/assets/pngs/supernote-resolution.png]]
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/At the moment,/ I am pretty disappointed with Table of Contents detection
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for ePUBs. A great many of my books seem to use a legacy ToC format that
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the Supernote sees and tries/fails to read before attempting to read the
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more up-to-date one. This is easily remedied by editing the ePUB in
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[[https://calibre-ebook.com/][Calibre]], going to Tools → Upgrade Book Internals → Remove the legacy
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Table of Contents in NCX format. You might need to make a small change
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to one of the HTML files and revert it before the save button is
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enabled. After that, just copy it back over to the Supernote and
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everything should work properly.
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**** Writing notes
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I write notes as often if not /more/ often than I read and annotate books.
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It's the main reason I purchased the device and I love the experience.
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The Supernote doesn't /really/ feel like paper despite what their
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marketing materials claim, though it doesn't feel /bad/ either. It's hard
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to describe but I would say it's something like writing with a
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rollerball pen on high-quality paper with a marble counter underneath:
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incredibly smooth with but a little bit of texture so it doesn't feel
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like writing on a glass display.
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While writing latency[fn:6] is noticeable, I really don't have a huge
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issue with it. I write very quickly but find that the slight latency
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actually makes writing /more/ enjoyable. It sounds weird and I'm not sure
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why, but I /really/ like writing on the Supernote; it's wonderfully
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smooth, pressure-sensitive, the latency makes things interesting, and
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[[https://supernote.com/#/part?id=SP-04][the Heart of Metal pen]] feels good in my hand.
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**** Surfacing Content
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While organisation is done using a regular filesystem hierarchy, the
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Supernote does have other ways to search for and surface your notes. As
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you're writing, you can use the lasso select tool and encircle a word. A
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little dialogue pops up and gives you a few buttons for things you can
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do with that selection: copy, move to another page, cut, add it to the
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Table of Contents, or mark it as a key word. If you select the key word
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icon, the Supernote does some incredible OCR[fn:7] on it and displays a
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dialogue where you can add it to the note file as a tag. This dialogue
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allows you to edit the word before adding it just in case the OCR was
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wonky. Even with my terrible handwriting, I've found that it works very
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well and I rarely have to make edits.
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*** TODO Pong Isi and Volpeon when finished
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** TODO Setting LXC up for local "cloud" development
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* Education :@Education:
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** TODO Homeschooling
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