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   DarkMahesvara (darkmahesvara@varishangout.net)'s status on Monday, 20-May-2024 06:28:56 JST DarkMahesvara

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   • Tamamo
   • applejack 🇮🇸:hitlergrin2:
   @Tamamo @applejack might help
   
   https://linux-hardware.org/?view=search&vendor=wacom&typeid=all#list
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     Lina Inver?e (lina@eientei.org)'s status on Monday, 20-May-2024 06:28:56 JST Lina Inver?e

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     • Tamamo
     • applejack 🇮🇸:hitlergrin2:
     @DarkMahesvara @applejack @Tamamo damn theres winehq for hardware
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     Tamamo (tamamo@varishangout.net)'s status on Monday, 20-May-2024 06:28:57 JST Tamamo

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     • applejack 🇮🇸:hitlergrin2:
     @applejack Nice, thanks. I had a Thinkpad convertible with a wacom digitizer screen but it did not play nice with Linux. I guess the hardware was too obscure.
     
     With that I guess its finally time to hook an old SATA SSD to my rig and daily drive linux from that for a while. :megu_scare:
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     applejack 🇮🇸:hitlergrin2: (applejack@gameliberty.club)'s status on Monday, 20-May-2024 06:28:58 JST applejack 🇮🇸:hitlergrin2:

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     • Tamamo

     @Tamamo Wacom works. My Wacom One S works, I know David Revoy uses them (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4sFEyzfRwi8), and I can see in the kde_wacom_tabletfinder that it has a function for mapping the hardware buttons (mine has none so I cant test it)

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     Tamamo (tamamo@varishangout.net)'s status on Monday, 20-May-2024 06:28:59 JST Tamamo
     Linux fags, how well do Wacom tablets work on linux? Can i configure the buttons like this on windows?