Hi all, I'm new here and I couldn't find the info I am searching for from the list or threads : Is there a second-hand channel or market-place for PinePhones ?

Thanks !

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I connected a PCI NVMe adapter to the RockPro64, but nothing is added to 

Naked installer for Pinephone Pro, where after the base is installed I can just choose to install a gui through terminal.

I could've sworn I seen one or barebones or base on github once, now I can't find it.

Reason why is I typically install go with Mobian and then install Plasma over it, but I've got dupelicates of stuff, settings, stores, etc and tinkering around trying to remove the phosh stuff tends to typically make it fall apart and bork the rest of the way.

Hi, I am writing about the PINEPower GAN powerbank, with two usb-c and one usb-a. Would you recommend it for powering a computer and sometimes a PineCil? I read on the internet that it has some overheating problems and sometimes stops charging for a few seconds. Do you know if this is still the case? Please let me know. Thanks.

While I know about the NVMe compatibility matrix and TechPowerup's SSD database has much more info, I am still finding it difficult to find an optimal low-power large (2TB+) SSD.

From what I can determine so far from the SSD database, there are really 2 choices for low-power:

• Acer FA100
  
• Kingston NV1
  

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I see a bunch on Am...  Anyone have any experience with and suggest a specific one?

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So, I need to get a case.  I see tons on Am... that fit "10.3" tablet.  None of them that hit the search for PineNote have reviews.  Im sure those are just generic cases anyway.

Case concepts:
- light
- lid completely folds away
- lid can prop up the PN at 45 degrees 70 degrees ...
- lid has keyboard...bluetooth
- lid has mouse device (track pad, roller, eraser knob)
- lid is nice (subjective but we all know what quality can be had from the internet...it should look and feel nice)

So...Im guessing I may have multiple.  The lightweight one that is easy to use and has no keyboard or mouse.  Then the I need to use this as a laptop one that has keyboard and mouse.

Also...none of them should damage the PN at all (keys pressing into screen when closed, ...)

I started this tread because maybe someone has opinions/suggestions/recommendations?

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I will need to buy more pens.  My teachers in school were not successful in teaching me how to use them.

So...there are two pens as per the wiki.  Active and EMR?  
https://wiki.pine64.org/wiki/PineNote
It's not clear which I need on the latest (non-devel) release of PineNote.
Developer Edition uses an active pen, which is different than the passive EMR pen described in the guide.
vs

[*]Optional EMR pen with magnetic attachment (included in the first production batch)


The doc that did come with my tablet said "EMR Pen (1x)" and the pen came with replaceable points.
The pen appears to have 2x buttons.  The eraser end pushes in.  By the fingers there is a resting space and above that  a single? button.

I see a lot of pens available on Am...

Recommendations on which one is needed for which tablet?
Recommendations on a nice one that is cheap?
Do the buttons work?  How many buttons are supported.  I assume they tie into the app so Xournalpp would or would not take advantage of them?

Request for full device encryption...OS...everything.
Pin/PW on boot and wake.

Advice on where to start?

Should be a wiki article.

So I got gnome-remote-desktop running on the PineNote so that I could use xfreerdp from my Debian desktop to view and control my PineNote.  Ie I drive it from my desktop.

Why?  A computer is not a device but a part of a larger ecosystem including web, email, phones, tablets, desktops.  I am not just on my computer now...my phone is going to chirp soon when some calendar entry that I put on my Debian NAS running Radicale says it's time to start walking on the treadmill but I used my wiki and my Evolution app to set this up...its all connected.

So...Liferea is an RSS reader...there may be better but just using it today...I like it on the PineNote.

Now typing in URLs for "feeds" is a pain.

Liferea agrees and allows you to import OPML files which contain lists of RSS feeds.

Cool, I wonder if anyone has some?

Well what do you know...someone has.  I don't vouch for the content but I found Awesome RSS Links on github plenaryapp /
awesome-rss-feeds .  I guess this Plenary is an app which lets you share RSS feeds more easily with the intent of gathering a bunch of them.

So download the (100s of) opml file to my desktop.

How to get to PineNote?  Oh, my PN is on my wifi..and supports SSH.  Simple  Thunar file manager ssh://user@<ip> (dont tell anyone I havent setup a personal account)..drag and drop viola!

Now Liferae...apt-get install synaptic (graphical package manager)...search liferae, check, apply, done....

Lets import that opml...wait...Liferae says it's invalid!  What!  Hmm, I run Debian...lets see if there's a tool to "clean up" the xml...maybe that will thunk it enough to get Liferae to eat it...tidy...install, run tidy -xml file.opml > clean-file.opml.

Back to Thunar...copy the file.
Back to Liferae...import the file.

Damn! It works...not I can ingest all the RSS I want (until I fill my emmc...hint hint).

Why is all this soo cool?  Try that on a vendor locked A, N, K, ... tablet.
Thanks for the PN!