Thanks for the replies.

I am intending to use it alongside Papirus so that I can use the M5 ink as if it were a micro kindle.

I just wish to interact with the device. Flash it and whatnot.

I am using a simple HDMI computer monitor as a display.

Apparently, the burner only works on 64 but systems, and the Raspbian that came preinstalled was the 32bit version
The app give me no error message. It does absolutely nothing when I try to open it. If I use the Ubuntu store, it will say "File type not supported"

Other than this, it does zilch. I have no clue how to create the right environment. Many files were downloaded. Nothing.

I can't install the driver, either, or interact with the M5 AT ALL. The M5 turns on, mocks me with a beep, displays the emblem, then it gives me 24-hour time format with a date.

When I toggle up or down on the black switch on the right side, it displays wifi scan along with available wifi networks. Cool, but it does nothing else. I hit up or down again then goes back to the date and time. Fascinating.

Hello everyone.

Please help an absolute noob, here. I recently pop purchased an M5STACK Core Ink and a Raspberry pi 400.

I installed 64bit Ubuntu using the Pi imager. I just have absolute no clue how to open an application.

Nothing opens up for me. I double click and nothing happens. I just want to interact with my new Core Ink, but nothing's working for me.

M5burner doesn't install or open. Uiflow is just as problematic. Tried online uiflow but it cannot find the device.

I can't find the API key. And my core Ink just contains a wifi scanner but does nothing else. Can't choose to connect or do anything other than turn it on and off.

Please help. I have spent 4 days looking online and I had no clue how something so simple can be this difficult.