[NTLK] Fwd: Enhancements to the reverse engineered newton system

[Daniel Parnell]

Something like one of these: https://shop.m5stack.com/products/papermono-lite-dev-kit-800x480-3-97-e-ink-display?variant=50199714988289 [https://shop.m5stack.com/products/papermono-lite-dev-kit-800x480-3-97-e-ink-display?variant=50199714988289]

On 7/10/2026 9:57:34 AM, Daniel Parnell <me at danielparnell.com> wrote:
Is there a version of SDL3 that targets embedded hosts so for example running it with a custom OS on bare hardware?

The really interesting thing to do would be to re-target it back at the original hardware ;)
I've also thought about running it on smaller systems like an ESP32 with an e-ink or lcd display
On 7/10/2026 9:49:00 AM, Matthias Melcher <m.melcher at robowerk.de> wrote:
> On 6. Oct 2026, at 22:13, Daniel Parnell wrote:
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> The bug fixes are up on github now. Claude did a heap of small commits and also did the fixes in such a way as to allow the bugs to be restored at compile time.
Great. Thanks.
> As for SDL3 it should be possible to make a new host using it to make porting easier. My real interest is to have it running well on the Remarkable Paper Pro. Currently everything is working reasonably well there, but the hand writing recognition is really flakey there (more so than I remember on the real device)
SDL3 runs in the reMarkable as a standalone (terminal) app, or as a cooperative desktop app. It solves pen input and timer bases as well, so maybe that helps with your HWR issues.
I did look into alternative HWR libraries. There is great stuff out there that works great with the vector data that the pen produces (vs. pixel maps). One or two have non-commercial licenses. If you are interested, I'll try to find my notes.
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