Enter SuperComfySoft

[SuperComfySoft]

Hi all,

My first ereader was a silver Sony PRS-505. It was slow turning pages but I loved it nonetheless and used it for many years. At some point I ran custom firmware on it, maybe it was PRS+. This device made me realize that the eink screens were something important.

After I had upgraded to a Kobo Aura and used it for a very long time as well.

Next upgrade was a reMarkable 2 with the idea of using it for work as well. I used it two over a year before selling it and replacing it with an iPad. I really missed the speed of navigating PDF files and opening big things like textbooks.

The name is also my company name, SuperComfySoft. I do make an iOS app for my iPad as well, but you’ll read about that elsewhere as well.

Favorite writers are Krasznahorkai for a long time, Girard and the Lem.

And while I like digital reading, there just something about 60s-70s old yellowed mass produced sci-fi paperbacks that digital can’t replace. love those

[Comfy.n]

Yo, good name.

[SuperComfySoft]

Originally Posted by Comfy.n

Yo, good name.

Thanks I thought it was really clever. You’re awesome

[Dr. Drib]

Originally Posted by SuperComfySoft

Hi all,

My first ereader was a silver Sony PRS-505. It was slow turning pages but I loved it nonetheless and used it for many years. At some point I ran custom firmware on it, maybe it was PRS+. This device made me realize that the eink screens were something important.

After I had upgraded to a Kobo Aura and used it for a very long time as well.

Next upgrade was a reMarkable 2 with the idea of using it for work as well. I used it two over a year before selling it and replacing it with an iPad. I really missed the speed of navigating PDF files and opening big things like textbooks.

The name is also my company name, SuperComfySoft. I do make an iOS app for my iPad as well, but you’ll read about that elsewhere as well.

Favorite writers are Krasznahorkai for a long time, Girard and the Lem.

And while I like digital reading, there just something about 60s-70s old yellowed mass produced sci-fi paperbacks that digital can’t replace. love those

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