@kde@floss.social @kde@lemmy.kde.social @redstrate@mastodon.art just make opentabletdriver built-in to the kde

@kde@floss.social @kde@lemmy.kde.social I use a graphics tablet, but it’s VEIKK brand and requires a proprietary binary driver to work on Linux
https://veikk.com/route/v2/support/download

There was an open source project at one point, but development ceased after VEIKK released their own driver

https://github.com/jlam55555/veikk-linux-driver

EDIT: Didn’t paste complete veikk link on first post.

Does a 1st gen Microsoft Surface Pro count?

I do, I have this little Lenovo piece of manufactured ewaste that was capable of running Windows 10…in a perfectly flat frictionless vacuum. It briefly ran Fedora KDE, then I tried Fedora Gnome, which seemed more tablet friendly because the UI is big dumb iPad style, doesn’t make me hate Gnome any less. I may attempt KDE again.

Are you only interested in tablet PCs? I have a drawing tablet I connect to my PC, does that count?

I would probably phrase this as "using/running Linux on the tablet, not the other way around. Just a minute detail. 😅

I’ll check to see if my specific thinkpad is on the list when I get off work.

I was gonna ask for this, how I can help because I own an xp-pen and want to help

@kde@floss.social @redstrate @kde@lemmy.kde.social I added the XpPen Deco01V3 here https://github.com/linuxwacom/wacom-hid-descriptors/issues/468

@kde@floss.social @redstrate @kde@lemmy.kde.social Is this exclusive to Wacom tablets or is this an indiscriminate and extensive collection of device IDs

@kde@floss.social @redstrate @kde@lemmy.kde.social
Thanks for hint.
Done with my new #TUXEDO #InfinityFlex 14 Gen1