it’s very easy to downgrade and even dual boot different versions. The only main thing preventing third party stuff from working on newer versions is rm2fb support, which is

what allows the apps to interact with the display, which is part of xochitl(note taking software by rM) and changes every update

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most hacks I know are third party apps, and the one hack that adds a whole load of functionality to the main app is DDVK-hacks, which isn’t available yet. I use KOReader to read manga, and yaft with the Type Folio to run VIM. It all depends on what’s there(or what you can make yourself ;)) and your needs

Where I can find those topics and sources?? To try

Most of the “hacking” I’ve done with my own tablets (I own two) has been for two main purposes:

• to NOT be forced to use reMarkable’s cloud service, which I don’t trust because (1) it’s hosted on google’s cloud, and (2) the files stored in the cloud are not encrypted.

• to satisfy my own curiosity about how it works.

Part of what I do for a living involves writing software, so I’ve also written some scripts to make it easier for me (and others) to interact with the tablet. I’ve also written some scripts to generate custom templates, and PDFs with calendars which can be used like “day planners”.

The remarkable.jms1.info site contains what I’ve figured out and/or written about the reMarkable tablets. Check it out when you have some time. (Also be aware that the “Future” section is not my entire to-do list for the site, there are at least a dozen other things I want to cover when I get some time to write about them.)

I mean how I can hack the rm2, where the topics are taking about the same to understand what’s going on?