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vagabondvivant · 11-22-2019, 05:21 PM

UPDATE: Turns out I am able to sideload a text editor app onto the Caesar 2 via adb, I just had my command wrong. I was also able to use a keyboard over a powered OTG cable, and though the refresh was pretty sluggish, it functioned as a rudimentary word processor.

That said, the lack of touch interface makes the app a huge pain to use, so the search continues —*this time for a cheap e-reader with a decent refresh.

In any event, I'll consider this case closed but leave the thread open just on the random chance that, five years from now, someone googles up the same problem.

11-22-2019, 05:21 PM	#2
vagabondvivant Member Posts: 12 Karma: 10 Join Date: Nov 2019 Device: Kindle 10, Boyue T65s	UPDATE: Turns out I am able to sideload a text editor app onto the Caesar 2 via adb, I just had my command wrong. I was also able to use a keyboard over a powered OTG cable, and though the refresh was pretty sluggish, it functioned as a rudimentary word processor. That said, the lack of touch interface makes the app a huge pain to use, so the search continues —*this time for a cheap e-reader with a decent refresh. In any event, I'll consider this case closed but leave the thread open just on the random chance that, five years from now, someone googles up the same problem.