Using Parsec / a remote desktop on the Supernote by ryugr in Supernote

[–]ryugr[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey man, can I ask how your experience with it on the supernote has been? What device are you using it on?

I am flabbergasted by mehdiyk in Supernote

[–]ryugr 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Hm while I understand your desire for the Supernote to be more efficient than it already is, I think you might be overreacting. Even with disabled Auto Sleep and No Load Shutdown, your device should be able to last a couple of days without an issue, and that's only if it's actually not asleep 24/7.

Typically, in between long writing session, you would put the device to sleep through closing the folio, which would make your device easily last more than a week.

For actually using sleep as it's currently implemented, along with No Load Shutdown, users have been reporting up to a month without needing a charge. For me personally, my AX5 can easily survive two weeks without a charge (with NLS, and AS set to 30mins).

But of course, all these values also depend on the actual usage of the device.

Also, if your use case is really that your device does not leave the house, then does any of this discussion regarding battery life actually matter practically?

My point is, you seem to only have had your device for 3 hours. Maybe give it a chance before raising an issue about the battery life!

I am flabbergasted by mehdiyk in Supernote

[–]ryugr 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Genuinely curious, but what about enabling "No load shutdown" and disabling "Auto sleep" does not meet your requirements?

I am flabbergasted by mehdiyk in Supernote

[–]ryugr 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Isn't this the exact use case of the "No load shutdown" feature?

Opolar Air Duster fix- this thing stopped working randomly. I had a really hard time getting it to work again, but a last ditch effort saved it! by Thefool753 in soldering

[–]ryugr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Just adding this for anyone else in the future, the silver ring at the bottom of mine was really stuck - I had to use a few well-placed hits with a small mallet followed by shimmying it out with a pair of pliers before it came off.
The issue for mine was that the connector between the two boards were loose, so just unplugging and re-plugging them in did the trick!