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Blatant about what? I actually own this tablet and I bought it for reading sheet music and doodling.(Also for Android development for a project that I'm workin
by Washuu 2mo ago
Blatant about what? I actually own this tablet and I bought it for reading sheet music and doodling.(Also for Android development for a project that I'm working on.)
The Eva interface is pretty cool, but it is not worth what I paid for it. I would recommend people look for other options or maybe wait for something better to come out.
- WillAdams 2mo agoThat said, having lived through the dark days when Wacom wasn't making tablets and licensing only a few, it is quite nice that they are now manufacturing/licensing so many options. Not sure when something better or more interesting is likely to come out in terms of UI --- the days of pen-centric UI experimentation seem to be over (I miss Go Corp.'s PenPoint, kind of wish I'd bought a Momenta, and these days even look back on Windows for Pen Computing and Windows XP Tablet PC Edition w/ fondness) --- arguably, it's been quite downhill since Microsoft crippled styluses as a dumbed-down 11th touch input for scrolling in Fall Creators Update. Windows 11 is barely usable, but I still have to keep the Settings App open so I can toggle back-and-forth between using the stylus as a mouse or no, and the only browser which supports disabling scrolling w/ a stylus is Firefox, so I have to remember a specific Github page which has the instructions for toggling that UI setting.