I want to buy a Wacom tablet for use in Gimp.
I browsed the web and noticed they come in different sizes.
Is size important and why?
Also some come with "touch" is it of any use in Gimp?
Gerard.
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On Mon, Oct 4, 2010 at 7:29 PM,
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> Quoting Rob Antonishen :
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>> AFAIK, only strings are supported and are passed in as a list. First
>> parameter is the parasite name and the third is the string value. Not
>> sure what the seconf parameter is but I always use the number 1:
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>> (gimp-
gerard82 writes:
> I browsed the web and noticed they come in different sizes.
> Is size important and why?
Size is important since it determines how accurately you can draw. And
beware! The size of the tablet is misleading, it is the size of the
active area that matters. For example, the Intuos
> I want to buy a Wacom tablet for use in Gimp.
> I browsed the web and noticed they come in different sizes.
> Is size important and why?
> Also some come with "touch" is it of any use in Gimp?
I use the Wacom Bamboo for editing photographic images and am very
satisfied with what it does. To be
On 09/10/2010 15:36, gerard82 wrote:
> I want to buy a Wacom tablet for use in Gimp.
> I browsed the web and noticed they come in different sizes.
> Is size important and why?
Not *that* important... bigger tablets mean wider moves, but bigger
tablets are also more accurate. Personally I like m
>I want to buy a Wacom tablet for use in Gimp.
>I browsed the web and noticed they come in different sizes.
>Is size important and why?
>Also some come with "touch" is it of any use in Gimp?
>Gerard.
Thank you all for your answers.
I'll buy a bamboo active area 217x137 mm ~8.5x5.5 ins.
It sells her
