Open-source firmware and software for e-readers
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Free Ink is a collection of open-source projects designed to allow users to freely develop and modify e-readers without relying on a specific manufacturer. Because the software, firmware, and hardware development projects are all openly available, anyone can freely use, extend, and customize them. Read more...
FreeInk: an open ecosystem for e-readers
FreeInk is an open-source collective building the software, firmware and hardware for e-paper readers. Every layer ships in the open, so anyone can pick it up, extend it, and make it their own. Community-built, fully open-source firmware for budget e-paper readers, with more features, more control, and an open base anyone can build on. FreeInk is a hardware-independent SDK for building e-paper reader firmware. It abstracts the controller, wavefo…
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