@MaximeRivest: Tldraw on ReMarkable! I think this is about as fast as it can go.. Some ghosting and a small lag. I had to bring a very…
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Running Tldraw on a ReMarkable tablet using a barebone Chromium port, with some ghosting and lag.
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Tldraw on ReMarkable!
I think this is about as fast as it can go..
Some ghosting and a small lag. I had to bring a very very barebone version of chromium to the device to make that work. https://t.co/1AytVdNj1D
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