Tablet(Wacom) + Pandora?
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I just tried my graphire, the very first one (yeah, I know, it's awfully old, but since it still works and is far enough for my usage :lol: ).
So, it works… the screen is mapped to the tablet active surface.
Only problem I got is that when I click, the visible mouse pointer seems to stop moving until I move the stylus away from the tablet then back over it. I don't know if it register pressure levels from the wacom, but since it does on the touchscreen, it probably does.
So, it works… the screen is mapped to the tablet active surface.
Only problem I got is that when I click, the visible mouse pointer seems to stop moving until I move the stylus away from the tablet then back over it. I don't know if it register pressure levels from the wacom, but since it does on the touchscreen, it probably does.
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FaeMinx
Rainbow Liberation Instigation
Semi related... Is it possible to get this working with Pandora?
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=at.bitfire.gfxtablet&hl=en
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=at.bitfire.gfxtablet&hl=en
Edit: For all of us Note 2 and Note 8.0 ownersHow to use:
* Install the app
* Download the uinput binary file and run it (download here: http://rfc2822.github.com/GfxTablet/#part-1-uinput-driver). Leave it open as long as you want your PC to receive input events from your Android device.
* Enable WiFi on the device, connect it to your LAN.
* Open the app, go to Settings and enter the IP address of your Desktop machine.
* Open i.e. GIMP, go to Preferences / Input devices. Choose "NetworkTablet" and set its mode to "Screen".
* Happy painting
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kuru
Laptop und Trachtenjanker
^- Already feeling the sting of lacking software on Android, itching for the powerful tools?
FaeMinx
Rainbow Liberation Instigation
^ No, I'm not sorry I got a note 8.0.
It has exceeded my expectations. And I do have powerful desktop quality software - its called TV Paint animation. I'm busy studying its 460 page manual.
My contribution to this thread was not out of need, but curiosity. I don't even know how to use gimp.
It has exceeded my expectations. And I do have powerful desktop quality software - its called TV Paint animation. I'm busy studying its 460 page manual.
My contribution to this thread was not out of need, but curiosity. I don't even know how to use gimp.
I agree, looks very cool. (Google Nexus 7 owner, and I'm also not sorry).
