Thread: Is there an "open" ereader?
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Old 11-01-2012, 11:37 AM   #22
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Originally Posted by shenye View Post
The OpenInkpot project once aimed at providing an alternative, open-source OS for existing eReader devices. AFAIK the project is currently not being actively developed.
Yeah, looks like it. Pity; on supported hardware (I have a BeBook One, aka Hanlin V3) it worked very well. It's that I wanted a bigger screen, or I would still be using it.
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