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RE: Pinebook Pro? - Luke - 05-10-2019

(05-10-2019, 01:38 AM)soupbowl Wrote:
(05-09-2019, 05:18 PM)Luke Wrote: the chosen keyboard is much better quality than the ANSI keyboard we currently have access to. 

Will it suffer from the original Pinebooks problem of needing to mash the keys hard to register a keypress?

My only complaints with the original was the keyboard and trackpad. with both being replaced, this should be awesome.

Listen to the practical reason for going with ISO



Pinebook Pro? - cocozozo - 05-10-2019

I wonder if I would be able to use the Pinebook pro usb-c with my imac 2018 usb-c as an external display?


RE: Pinebook Pro? - Luke - 05-10-2019

(05-10-2019, 04:37 AM)cocozozo Wrote: I wonder if I would be able to use the Pinebook pro usb-c with my imac 2018 usb-c as an external display?

I know nothing about the imac - does it do video in ?


Pinebook Pro? - cocozozo - 05-10-2019

Not sure to be honest... it might be video in with the display port only


RE: Pinebook Pro? - PakoSt - 05-10-2019

If I recall correctly, for all new iMacs (after 2017?) to be used as monitors, the USB C had to be Thunderbolt 3 (or at best you could use Thunderbolt 3 to Thunderbolt 2 dongle).

I wouldn't bother with any dongles or trying to chain them, @cocozozo . Getting your iMac to be used as a monitor with non-Thunderbolt devices, will be an expensive and fruitless effort, unfortunately.
A decent secondary monitor would be a much better solution and will work (regardless if you will use for the iMac and/or the Pinebook Pro).


Pinebook Pro? - cocozozo - 05-10-2019

(05-10-2019, 06:27 AM)PakoSt Wrote: If I recall correctly, for all new iMacs (after 2017?) to be used as monitors, the USB C had to be Thunderbolt 3 (or at best you could use Thunderbolt 3 to Thunderbolt 2 dongle).

I wouldn't bother with any dongles or trying to chain them, @cocozozo . Getting your iMac to be used as a monitor with non-Thunderbolt devices, will be an expensive and fruitless effort, unfortunately.
A decent secondary monitor would be a much better solution and will work (regardless if you will use for the iMac and/or the Pinebook Pro).

Damn..... seemed too good to be true. Thanks mate.


RE: Pinebook Pro? - brent.thierens - 05-10-2019

Deepin Linux support would be nice as well for this laptop


RE: Pinebook Pro? - hmuller - 05-10-2019

(05-10-2019, 02:55 PM)brent.thierens Wrote: Deepin Linux support would be nice as well for this laptop

I recommend you go to the Deepin forums and IRC channels to drum up support. Otherwise there are other partners that provide support. You can find them on the pine64 website.


RE: Pinebook Pro? - brent.thierens - 05-12-2019

Do you have an estimate when it will be on sale?


RE: Pinebook Pro? - Luke - 05-12-2019

Last time and last place where I am answering this; we estimate that the Pinebook Pro will be available for purchase from the website late Summer 2019.