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I think I remember from another forum, that some of these formats requires licensing, that might be the reason they go for fat32 to assure the widest possibility for reading on 'any' device, and could require them to buy a licence to use on the Pro1 Found this googling (My bolding)

Thanks. Could you take some photos of the interior when you have it opened? Not the least am I interested in the battery, to see if this is also something we can easily find. As mentioned above I (in vain) searched for the numbers on the one in the FCC approval, So I have a vague hope of some label or different print that can help us.

See his tweet from half an hour ago:

Look at the conic shape of the 'jaws', they will grap on the display half only, unless you want to mount it opened of course.

Now if only this thread came to an end... 🤣

Well 1+6=7..... Hence 10 respectively 60% totalling 70%....

Well the calculus is slightly wrong, If the new is six times bigger than the previous, and the total will reach 70%, then the previous was 70% * 1/(1+6) = 10%, and the new 60%. Hence the total is ten times bigger than what has already been sent. I do not know if all previous sent from factory has been delivered to the end users though, or some is still on their way. So what number we should multiply with 10 is not that clear.

The keyboard software that comes with the Pro1 is unfortunately very limited at the moment. They have poured all their efforts into getitng the hardware delivered and expectedly soon in generally available. Quick keyboard-layout switch is build into Android. And is done by Ctrl-Space cycling through the keyboard layouts you have selected. The software FinQWERTY is an open source program that tackles the most imports caveats of the stock keyboard-software. And I'm sure more layouts will follow as F(x)tec and/or the users create them. The print on the keys will obviously not

I'm certainly on Team Fashion-Hybris too 😇

Are you sure this is in the right thread?? Ah sorry, I see the old photo now...😂 Though it could well be indoor slippers, but that would be ruining your joke.

I have several times tried to look for the battery by both these numbers from the FCC images... Does anyone that have had it open know if this is the one actually used? Anyone found it? Or 'just' something compatible.

Nope on the contrary. The least bad I have encountered yet is this: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/143305414094?var=442219881482 With an ever so slightly less protrusion, and with a better ability to snap the magnet when closing than the Raxfly. Often the Raxfly needs a slight push to get it right, it often snaps like this:

The one with the gasket and flex on the plug seem to work fine with the Pro1. e.g. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/273930904168 The one with no gasket and stiff plugs does not work well with the Pro1. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/362332003394

I have a feeling that the one we see in the first listing is the second but without the gasket. So though the broad part is less thick, it still sticks out about the same... 😥

....And expect higher prices in offers with "Personalised ads" as they already know you are interested. But with random ads the seller hope to catch new users by impulse purchases, thus higher offered discounts are likely....

Note that it is NOT a general Raxfly problem, I got another one with a different plug, that works just fine!!, that one is "YXF172383_11" and "T17205", And is a month older than the oldest of the others.

Same here. I do not think we can map the simple scancodes to combined codes. Only the other way round. That is I do not think we can fake it as say Ctrl+Alt+Fn+Sh+F5 and I assume there is a principal difference in mapping to a keycode and a char (otherwise they could just use two obscure unicode chars)

When I try with the App KeyEvent, I do not see neither make or break codes of fn. doing open and close. Do you? I think it will send a single plain keycode only, and I tried to find some rather unlikely to be used. Though of course in theory some app doing remote desktop might want those two too .... But I guess that could be said for any of them...

It is great if we can this easily map a key to restore backlight. And I agree that we should suggest them to use another set of keycodes, less likely to be interesting. Maybe KEYCODE_MEDIA_CLOSE and KEYCODE_MEDIA_EJECT could make some sort of sense, and are less likely to be interesting than F5/F6.

And what about the date line then? That would make a whole days difference for some that paid almost at the same time... There are no easy formula to try to compensate. But since they even try, I guess that indicates that the 'cut' lies around the days they sent out the mails, around Aug 1. I mean if the cut was say a month later they would hardly bother trying to adjust.

I think the implied question was why that would prevent the user from taking photos?

I got the Sugru I ordered today, and started experimenting with a car key, where the rubber has vanished over the last twenty years. For some years I have used it wrapped in fibre-tape, and tied up with a strip - I will spare you the image of that.... Removing that and here is the key next to one that is still pristine: (To please @abielins and to get the Sugru to stick better I tried to clean it with some spirits, but some paper fibres stuck, please forgive...) I then took a small package of the Sugru And tried to shape a new key-head. It is much like clay to work with. I

Well even if we only want to shift a few, we would still like them aligned, so the sheet make sense. But It could also be making a standard qwerty on a shifted one, and that would change a lot of keys - though it perhaps would more sense in starting that from qwertZ, where most are correct from the begining.

Well I guess the best thing would be a transparent ark with mild adhesive on the print size (think like a large piece of writing tape) with some guide-marks, so all labels can be applied in one go, and in parallel. And then most likely one by one should be pressed firm in place by the heat of a finger. As the keys are not flat-topped, labels are not easy, but perhaps some suitable flexible material, that gets shapeable by the heat of a finger, can do the trick.

Well the lower of the two above was take all the way back in May, and thus with the Pre-production unit. So was already quite good that early. 😁