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    Default Re: some hope for Linux tablet users

    ha yes
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    Talking Re: some hope for Linux tablet users

    Quote Originally Posted by handrawn View Post
    ha yes :d
    :d
    Last edited by ivan louette; 12 January 2009 at 11:32 AM.
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    Default Re: some hope for Linux tablet users

    My Graphire 3 pressure sensitivity works also in Gimp without installing any driver.

    Kubuntu 8.10 (KDE 4.1.4 at the moment)

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    Default Re: some hope for Linux tablet users

    The drivers for the more popular brands of tablets have been worked out on Linux... but the lesser known brands do not.
    When I hook up my Genius Mousepen... It is no more than a fancy mouse, and when I use it... I have to go back and alter each stroke manually, which becomes a very arduous and task. That is why I think this project has so much potential... hopefully to be able to detect any pressure sensitive device and utilize it's features.
    I still have yet to try out my tablet on this app.. maybe I will get some time later tonight.
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    Default Re: some hope for Linux tablet users

    Quote Originally Posted by geminiguy View Post
    The drivers for the more popular brands of tablets have been worked out on Linux... but the lesser known brands do not.
    You are right I think. With my old Graphire 3 I must only activate some settings inside Linux drawing apps to make it work.

    The biggest problem is when Hardware drivers and specifications aren't opensource. That's the same about graphic cards, printers etc.

    kindly,
    ivan
    Last edited by ivan louette; 18 January 2009 at 11:35 AM.
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