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I reported basically this issue a few months back with another Lenovo device. Sadly there was no other activity towards resolving this.
Maybe you can bring in some new information if you can confirm, that you have the same issue.
In essence the hover recognition distance greatly reduces when touch input is present causing these jumps to happen with the palm because when writing any lifting off the pen will reactivate touch.
This sounds like it needs a bounty. If there is nobody paying developers to make Linux work for their artsy stuff, this doesnt work.
Most devs simply dont use tablets as they dont make sense for development. So the normal flow is artsy people pay money, developers do the code.
This is a huge reason why we have nice code editors nut no Photoshop alternative for example. At least I think so.
This is a huge reason why we have nice code editors nut no Photoshop alternative for example.
Mostly speculation:
I think that's just a time and money issue. Blender was behind Autodesk for a long time, but nowadays it's a real alternative that offers extra features.
Gimp, Krita, and other Adobe alternatives are still in that earlier phase where they're not yet good enough to get funding from studios and companies using it.
Gimp, Krita, and other Adobe alternatives are still in that earlier phase
Yeah possibly. I think the enshittification of Adobe stuff will help here. But calling that software "early phase" is brave, as it had all the time to get established
I mean it's definitely not new software, but I meant it in the context of commercial adoption. Let's hope conversions and money starts rolling in when the gimp redesign comes out.
It's pretty hard to get established if your competition drops millions while you have pennies. Same as Linux Vs win and mac on desktop.
You can already try GIMP beta, only as appimage poorly (or ubuntu ppa, works through distrobox) and report bugs.
It is pretty good, needs better defaults and it is crazy how GTK3 was the one where stuff started to get HUGE.
So you see buttons etc are bigger, not fitting the menus anymore. But it works, and it finally has color profiles and nondestructive filters, which are a base requirement for graphics design.
Nice, but I'll wait on it. I use gimp in the same way I would paint, so it makes no difference to me. I'll definitely start once again annoying graphic designer friends to try it out when it's released.
Same
Perhaps you could try Xournalpp. It has internal palm rejection, which you can configure to keep rejecting for x seconds after you lift the pen from the screen.
Well, I think Rnote has more features and an overall better design. I tried using Xournal++ before and it was missing some features I know from all of the infinite canvas whiteboard style note taking apps