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I upvoted the "I couldn't disagree more"-post, but now I regret it (edit: oh, there's an "unvote" button). One can do a lot more with a pencil and a piece of pa
by nilslindemann 3y ago
I upvoted the "I couldn't disagree more"-post, but now I regret it (edit: oh, there's an "unvote" button). One can do a lot more with a pencil and a piece of paper than with a blank text entry. Drawing figures, arrows, etc. There is even undo, thanks to rubbers. But it sucks that one can not insert lines in between.
- nilslindemann 3y ago> that one can not insert lines in between Ok, not easily.
- taeric 3y agoThe new writing tablets are good at this. Circle the text to move it. If you have a Wacom on your computer, very similar.
- nilslindemann 3y agoI recently saw Theo using https://excalidraw.com/ https://excalidraw.com/ in one of his YouTube videos. I like that one.
- taeric 3y agoYeah, I meant stuff like the Remarkable. I have a Kindle Scribe. Amusingly, the scribe was not good at this at launch, but has gotten some good updates. My understanding is the Remarkable is head and shoulders better.
- nilslindemann 3y agoSure, If you have bought something like this already, it can do you a good service.
- taeric 3y agoCertainly, I wouldn't go buy one if you didn't want it already. I did the kindle as I was happy to have a large screen kindle. :D The problem I have with a ton of computer based sketching tools, is that I just don't sketch with a mouse that well. And doing it with the keyboard is ridiculously difficult for me. The Wacom can mostly work, but it takes a ton of getting used to having the pen detached from what you are drawing. Easier than the mouse, but still hard.