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@ geekmaster
Many thanks for the post and for their selfless teaching.
Regarding the use of time, as you say, sometimes you have to choose to leave certain things to make others.
I always liked the "hacker spirit" or the "do it yourself", mainly due to the products they sell are not always adequate to the real needs of users.
Unfortunately, I can give my time to expand my knowledge and gain experience in the field of electronics and not even to software development. I am essentially a "consumer and editor" of content (text) and what I need is a suitable tool for that use. The Kindle is great for reading but I also need to insert and edit text without damage to the eye.
So I'm looking for experienced people to orient me about some output that could be used by an average user like me (if it exists, of course).
@ hawhill
@ vdp
these solutions are really attractive!
vdp says:
"Only a very simple piece of software would be required in this case."
that's really souns great!
vdp says:
"If I am not mistaken, launchpad can be configured to listen for this kind of events over UDP and simulate key presses."
If it is so, maybe the solution it's so close, isn't?
Sorry for my English, I am Spanish speaking and "translate" my post into English using a dictionary
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