I use mine with a Bluetooth mouse. I can't stand trackpads.
Charles
On 11 Sep, Garry Taylor <taylor.garry@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Thanks for the replies, I guess the short answer is that there is no
timeline for wifi on this machine. I'll stick with it for a bit, but I
feel a desktop RISC OS machine might be a better idea for me anyway, as I
find the screen too small anyway, and the trackpad is a horror.
Thanks again.
Garry On 11/09/2020 07:35:18, lists <stuartlists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote: In article , Gavin Wraith wrote:
Unfortunately the wifi module appears to be an integral part of the
circuit board in the Pinebook, so a plugin replacement may be out of
the question. And that raises an interesting point of consumer law: is
the machine in its present state fit for purpose?
If the machine has a developed a fault then it has developed a fault. If
it is within warranty then, like anything else, a return to supplier is
indicated.
The ARMBook was supplied with the understanding that W-Fi did not work
under RISC OS but work was being undertaken to sort that out. My
understanding is that it is major work on multiple bits deep in the OS.
The work-around in the early days, mine is an early one, is using the USB
network adapter and a TP-LInk TL-WR702N Nano router as an access point.
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