Besides Wacom, which tablets would you recommend as good quality?

giancarlostoro a day ago | parent | next [-]

This entire debacle just screams only use Wacom since they're the only ones making their hardware usable on Linux.

Macha a day ago | parent | prev | next [-]

I updated from a screenless Wacom to an XP-Pen screen tablet. The tablet hardware itself is good (but also I moved up several product categories) for less money than the Wacom, but the experience getting it to work on Linux was reminiscent of trying to get wifi to work 15 years ago. I got there in the end, but it was not smooth.

	▲	klondike_klive a day ago \| parent [-]
		I use an Xppen 24" Pro display tablet. I enjoy using it but my Linux mint machine simply won't boot with it plugged in. I haven't figured out a workaround beyond physically disconnecting both cables every time. And when I boot up and reconnect, my machine never remembers the screen mapping, so there's enough friction there for me to avoid plugging it in for days if not weeks at a time.

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dtn 21 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

I'm using a screen XP-Pen 24" Gen 2 on Arch+Wayland+KDE right now, it has been a much better experience than on Windows. The tablet worked flawlessly out of the box.

However, there aren't any drivers for the included remote, and to calibrate the tablet itself you'll need to use OpenTabletDriver.

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fl4regun a day ago | parent | prev | next [-]

huion and Xp-Pen are pretty good. I've had both working well on linux computers as well.

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Palomides a day ago | parent | prev [-]

quite happy with huion on linux