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2017-04-02
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#72
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Originally Posted by jukk
Thats why i wrote "ease" not "solve"
The car analogy is to paint the headlights with some dark color then,
Originally Posted by elros34
Wow, i missed that.
Such an application already exists.
Time to shift some donation over to coderus to help him find the source code and fix it for 2.1.x then.
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2017-04-02
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#73
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Well, colour me surprised, and apologies for previous scepticism. I'm guessing you won't be making any more announcements on April the 1st 
If you make another iteration of it with a swappable battery I'd definitely consider it. I'm not sure there are any out there - I think it'd be a really good "unique selling point" - and the counterarguments (e.g. thickness, loss of waterproofing) don't really seem to stack up for tablets (personally I'd argue they don't stack up for phones either, but hey...). Even if it were held together with screws or similar, rather than 'user swappable' in the obvious sense, it'd be a big improvement.
Good luck with the project!
If you make another iteration of it with a swappable battery I'd definitely consider it. I'm not sure there are any out there - I think it'd be a really good "unique selling point" - and the counterarguments (e.g. thickness, loss of waterproofing) don't really seem to stack up for tablets (personally I'd argue they don't stack up for phones either, but hey...). Even if it were held together with screws or similar, rather than 'user swappable' in the obvious sense, it'd be a big improvement.
Good luck with the project!
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#74
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Originally Posted by mosen
sources here: https://github.com/CODeRUS/harbour-tint-overlay
Thats why i wrote "ease" not "solve"
Wow, i missed that.
Time to shift some donation over to coderus to help him find the source code and fix it for 2.1.x then.
just recompile with 1701 sdk and you're happy
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2017-04-02
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#75
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Originally Posted by coderus
Haha, that was quick, i will try.
sources here: https://github.com/CODeRUS/harbour-tint-overlay
just recompile with 1701 sdk and you're happy
Keep the change
Edit, here it is on OpenRepos. Very cool and fast move coderus.
Made my sunday
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2017-04-02
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#76
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id buy one , make sure you put it on sale when I'm drunk (Thursday-Monday) and I will probably buy a couple.
Last edited by tommo; 2017-04-02 at 17:25. Reason: drunk speellling
Last edited by tommo; 2017-04-02 at 17:25. Reason: drunk speellling
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2017-04-02
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#77
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That's great news!! But no hardware changes.. Wish it had calling capacity! My Jolla 1 is becoming old, and I thot my next device would be a Xperia running Sailfish, then came the news of SFOS being ported to Oneplus Three.. And now this.. Can't wait!!!
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2017-04-02
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#78
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there is a place for modem in pcb, maybe you can solder it here?
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2017-04-02
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#79
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Originally Posted by coderus
Thanks, it works, but there are some occasional screen flickering.
sources here: https://github.com/CODeRUS/harbour-tint-overlay
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2017-04-02
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#80
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Originally Posted by ajalkane
Same here via indie-not-gogo in past
I burned my money on Jolla tablet, and donated what I had put to Jolla. So naturally I'd try again if this happens
would love next time go via jolla shop or similar
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