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SomeGuy99 said:Also, the floating windows get in the way so I just move them till they're almost off screen (and use shift-stylus drag to bring them back).
mindlord said:SomeGuy99 said:Also, the floating windows get in the way so I just move them till they're almost off screen (and use shift-stylus drag to bring them back).
Could you not set up a second workspace just for your canvas and toggle workspaces when you needed to access the tools and palette? That's what I'd do anyways.
kuru said:paint the look on steve jobs face when confronted with a pandora. (I expect numerous people to visualize "the scream" now)
SomeGuy99 said:Gimp doesn't seem to work any better at 850, no. The program itself seems to run at a decent speed but it lags every second or two (which screws up your strokes. I don't know what causes it. Also, because Ed set it up as hold-to-right-click on the stylus, I keep bringing the menu up by accident. Also, the floating windows get in the way so I just move them till they're almost off screen (and use shift-stylus drag to bring them back).
Kramy said:SomeGuy99 said:Gimp doesn't seem to work any better at 850, no. The program itself seems to run at a decent speed but it lags every second or two (which screws up your strokes. I don't know what causes it. Also, because Ed set it up as hold-to-right-click on the stylus, I keep bringing the menu up by accident. Also, the floating windows get in the way so I just move them till they're almost off screen (and use shift-stylus drag to bring them back).
Might be the Wifi. Try running Notaz's background_killer. If GIMP doesn't require anything that it turns off... it might make it run better.
Also - love the art!![]()
kuru said:paint the look on steve jobs face when confronted with a pandora. (I expect numerous people to visualize "the scream" now![]()
Actually, if there's anyone in "the industry" that would "get" what the Pandora was about it, it would be Steve Jobs, and for that reason he would have a look of amusement but probably no actual worry. It's a different device with a different market that he has no fear of competing with. He may even give some encouraging remarks. Or he'll just comment that there are too many buttonsKicker said:kuru said:paint the look on steve jobs face when confronted with a pandora. (I expect numerous people to visualize "the scream" now![]()
I see a disinterested look of mild disgust that says "This is not the future I intend." He's Gothic Hi-tech (the living embodiment of it, really); the Pandora is a little more Favela Chic.
Mr.Confuzed said:
that's exactly how i imagine it going downSomeGuy99 said:TO BE CONTINUED?