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I’m not sure I understand your question. Blender is already available on Desktop Linux. Are you looking to use Blender on a small touch screen backed by deskto

by dagmx 1y ago

I’m not sure I understand your question. Blender is already available on Desktop Linux. Are you looking to use Blender on a small touch screen backed by desktop Linux?

WorldPeas 1y ago
I have a small touchscreen linux device I use to view HN via 4g, it is a umpc laptop from donki called the nanote next, using the giant blender interface would be greatly enriched on that tiny device if I were to use an android experience.
- dagmx 1y ago
  In theory yes, you should be able to use this new simplified interface. It may require compiling blender yourself perhaps
  - WorldPeas 1y ago
    I'll see what I can cook up... let's hope it could be enabled with a flag and doesn't require some inaccessible system apis
WillAdams 1y ago
I will note that a Wacom One gen 1 screen/graphics tablet worked perfectly on a Raspberry Pi 4 when I tested it ages ago: https://www.reddit.com/r/wacom/comments/16215v6/wacom_one_gen_1_works_perfectly_on_raspberry_pi_4/ https://www.reddit.com/r/wacom/comments/16215v6/wacom_one_ge... Looking into using the new gen 2 w/ touch on an rPi 5.
- bigyabai 1y ago
  The Wacom kernel drivers are so nice, especially with the neat little interface GNOME has in the settings. I got a secondhand Wacom tablet from 2002 at a garage sale that serves it's duty signing PDFs and sculpting in Blender on those rare occasions where it's needed. Makes me wonder if anyone's playing osu! on their Steam Decks...