> Why are you trying to use obscure proprietary software instead?
I'm not trying. In fact, I rejected that Wacom tablet exactly for that.
Some time ago when you unbox a product it was not uncommon to hear something like: "Sorry but as you are a Linux user we, the makers, will try to make your journey miserable not providing any support. Ha haa!. Maybe some volunteer working for free will fix this new model in six months. Maybe not".
Sorry maker but as you don't provide drivers for users like me, I will not use it. Bye. Have a good day.
I'm not trying. In fact, I rejected that Wacom tablet exactly for that.
Some time ago when you unbox a product it was not uncommon to hear something like: "Sorry but as you are a Linux user we, the makers, will try to make your journey miserable not providing any support. Ha haa!. Maybe some volunteer working for free will fix this new model in six months. Maybe not".
Sorry maker but as you don't provide drivers for users like me, I will not use it. Bye. Have a good day.
They do not laught so much today