What does that mean? That I'd be happy if anyone felt any interest on the idea and wanted to work on something like that, this is no project to do alone.

I'm not really expecting anyone to be interested on something like this, but feel free to ping me in case I'm wrong :) .

That said, this kind of software is not interesting nor "attractive" per se (although it can be made interesting if enough love is put into it), and I know I'd need external incentives to keep working on something like that. That's why it should be commercially viable, or at least "socially viable".

The economic problem for the chip makers is that business solutions are always sold at a premium if we compare them to what mainstream population usually buys.

I'm curious about cross-compatibility at the file format level, in relation to being able to preserve your documents even in the event of something like Remarkable going bankrupt.

What's your experience on that?