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Remarkable means subscription. And I *DO NOT* want that. If this could support self hosted stuff like Nextcloud or something? Or a simple shared folder?

RSS or Pocket client?

But no, nothing, just the subscription stuff. So it's a no from me.



Account and subscription are not strictly necessary for local usage. And there is https://github.com/ddvk/rmfakecloud that allows to sync files without account.


reMarkable still work really hard to force you into a subscription - or at least into using their very bad, non-zero knowledge cloud service. ... I don't know why but it is not obvious why this would be for the benefit of the user.

I own a reMarkable 2, but I fill it via RCU [1]. I will absolutely not buy into yet another opaque cloud offering in 2025.

edit: The project you linked looks interesting, though!

[1] https://www.davisr.me/projects/rcu/


You have root SSH out of the box. You can run any kind of sync you want. The Toltec repos have syncthing and half a dozen others.




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