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pmatos
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Location: Eckental, Germany
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 Posted: Thu Nov 30, 2006 9:23 pm Post subject: Wacom Volito2 or PenPartner2? |
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Hello,
I'm thinking about buying one of those for my laptop. I know PenPartner2 is portable and made up for laptops, but it seems so small. I really don't walk around much with my laptop so size is not a problem. Still, I would like to be able to write some stuff, annotate PDFs, etc. Is PenPartner2 enough or should I get Volito2?
If you own one of them I'm curious about your experience.
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Paulo Matos |
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mariourk
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Location: Urk, Netherlands
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I just bought the Volito2. It works quite well with windows.
It looks fine, it feels fine and it works fine. I'm happy with it 
Right now I'm trying to get it to work with Gentoo. I know there are drivers available:
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x11-drivers/linuxwacom
Latest version available: 0.7.4_p3
Latest version installed: 0.7.4_p3
Size of files: 846 kB
Homepage: http://linuxwacom.sourceforge.net/
Description: Input driver for Wacom tablets and drawing devices
License: GPL-2
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Does someone know a good drawing application for Linux?
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