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Krita and Wacom (or Xinput)

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Saturday, September 10th 2005, 7:11pm

Krita and Wacom (or Xinput)

Hi,

What about tablet support in Krita? i mean pressure sensitivity
Krita seems to be a great 2D editor/drawing but it lacks of tablet support (mainly Wacom ).

well the question being asked, i wait your response.
As gimp got already some flaws, driver is correct, it'd be cool if krita kick ass by this way :)

thank you


Wacom graphire 3 (aka Sapphire) Size: A6 = 89€
Wacom volito Size: A6 = 59€
affordable, isn't it?
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Monday, September 12th 2005, 10:22pm

I think Krita supports tablets at KOffice version 1.4 and later.

http://dot.kde.org/1124171037/1124181799…442/1124184498/
(Boudewijn Rempt is the Krita maintainer)

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Thursday, September 15th 2005, 7:56pm

i'm not speaking about tablet pc but tablet graphic, for drawing :)

wacom Intuos/Graphire etc...

and no, there's no pressure sensitivity.

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Friday, September 16th 2005, 6:06pm

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Originally posted by Djento
i'm not speaking about tablet pc but tablet graphic, for drawing :)

Yes, I know.

Other posters of the thread I linked to got that wrong, but the one I linked to means the input device.

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"..As an aside: adding tablet support was why I started working on Krita..."


I am not sure to which version of Krita this applies. Better ask on the koffice mailinglist (KDE mailinglist server)

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