11-04-2019, 09:40 AM
(11-04-2019, 06:16 AM)huckleberrypie Wrote: It's because unlike commercial OSes, hobbyist programmers typically don't have the burden of companies having to decide whether this or that particular piece of hardware is worth the added support costs.For companies like Wacom, Apple, MS, etc, It's all about maximizing profits, so whenever a product gets "obsolete" even after five years, they push customers to upgrade by discontinuing support.
Oh yeah... pressure sensitivity on my Graphire 4 works well in Linux. Now I just need to rebuild my rusty drawing skills. I may start out on paper as a sketch as practice, and then scan it and draw it into digital form like most illustrators.
Then again, I could try Inkscape, which uses vector graphics....
I love foxes, especially the one in my avatar.