To be fair. I get where they’re coming from. Some people simply don’t want to take the time to learn the Linux command line nor learn how to utilize the tool, balena etcher.
That said, if one says “Is there a way to simply install a Linux OS”, I usually assume said person has at least a passing familiarity with burning an ISO as that is the bare minimum knowledge for starting the Linux installation process.
Hence my assumption that they were familiar with said tools when they asked the question.
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Quil os is an option for some.https://github.com/Quill-OS/quill
It’s a bit involved. Def not easier than the above but it’s an option. It worked for me for a while.
Anything like this for kindle paper?
No idea. GL!
What’s gl?
Good luck
Ah ok! Cool. Thanks! And, thanks!
The Kobo EReader is already a Linux machine.
As far as bypassing the sign up, here are my quick notes on how to do so step by step.
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Yes, though I have not tried to utilize this:
https://github.com/Quill-OS/quill
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If you read the instructions, it’s literally just downloading the binary, and using balenaEtcher to flash it onto the SD card.
To be fair. I get where they’re coming from. Some people simply don’t want to take the time to learn the Linux command line nor learn how to utilize the tool, balena etcher.
That said, if one says “Is there a way to simply install a Linux OS”, I usually assume said person has at least a passing familiarity with burning an ISO as that is the bare minimum knowledge for starting the Linux installation process.
Hence my assumption that they were familiar with said tools when they asked the question.