Wacom is a good choice but maybe more important is to find good model
for Your needs.
Think about few things:
1) What are You going to draw - it determines the size
2) Where are You going to use it - size again
3) What operating system do You use -determines particular model
answers for 1 and 2 de
Vincent Ardern schreef op wo 16-11-2011 om 21:26 [+]:
> Wacom graphics tablets are considered exceptional for a reason. They are well
> worth their price and I have had no problem using them in Windows. The
> pressure sensitivity on the pen models is very good imho.
>
> As far as I can gathe
On 2011-11-17 18:39, Dominik Tabisz wrote:
For example myBambo One CTF-430 is recognized by Debian Lenny, Debian Squeeze,
> but i can't use pressure.
I also have a Bamboo One CTF-430, it works with pressure in Ubuntu, with
GIMP and Inkscape.
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>I also have a Bamboo One CTF-430, it works with pressure in Ubuntu, with GIMP
>and Inkscape.
I've checked it again.
It was problem related to configuration of GIMP and INKSCAPE and i was
trying to solve this at level of driver or Xserver.
In order to make pressure work switch *exact device* fro
>Script-fu question:
>Is there an equivalent to DIR-SEPARATOR for search paths?
>i.e. the return from (gimp-gimprc-query "script-fu-path")
>As the path separator is different on Windows and Linux (and who knows what on
>Mac)
>Kevin
As no-one gave me an answer, and this thread got rudely hijac
On 11/18/2011 08:13 AM, paynekj wrote:
Script-fu question:
Is there an equivalent to DIR-SEPARATOR for search paths?
i.e. the return from (gimp-gimprc-query "script-fu-path")
As the path separator is different on Windows and Linux (and who knows what on
Mac)
I don't think so. The gimprc file c
