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minus-squareXNXlinkfedilink27•edit-222 hours agoWould be interesting to see how well the stylus works on Linux. Would be the first Linux drawing tablet I’ve seen
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink4•8 hours agoIt works as well as it does on Windows. I got to try them out in person during the event. They had windows and Arch installs on the 12. There’s a slight lag, very similar to how it feels on Chromebooks.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink2•1 hour agoSame here. But it’s not plug and play on windows, which I used to demonstrate that windows doesn’t always have better hardware support.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink2•12 hours agoIf it uses the Microsoft Pen Protocol it works perfectly
minus-squareemiellrlinkfedilinkEnglish1•13 hours agoOn my Lenovo the touchscreen registered as a Wacom I believe. Should work similarly to a drawing screen I suppose?
Would be interesting to see how well the stylus works on Linux. Would be the first Linux drawing tablet I’ve seen
It works as well as it does on Windows. I got to try them out in person during the event. They had windows and Arch installs on the 12. There’s a slight lag, very similar to how it feels on Chromebooks.
my wacom is plug and play
Same here.
But it’s not plug and play on windows, which I used to demonstrate that windows doesn’t always have better hardware support.
If it uses the Microsoft Pen Protocol it works perfectly
On my Lenovo the touchscreen registered as a Wacom I believe. Should work similarly to a drawing screen I suppose?