I'm having a tough time getting pen pressure to work in art applications like Clip Studio and ToonBoom when running them through Wine on Fedora 42. I've been at it for months, and while it seems like other users have managed to get these applications running smoothly, pen pressure is always a problem for me. I found a single comment indicating that another user has faced similar issues on Fedora 42, so I'm starting to wonder if this is a distro-related problem. I'm new to Linux, so any guidance or tips would be greatly appreciated!
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I've had similar issues with pen pressure in art applications on Linux. I recommend checking out the Wine App Database for specific configurations related to your software, like Clip Studio. The links you found are great; make sure to follow the troubleshooting steps thoroughly. Also, look into the settings in Wine, especially regarding input devices, to adjust your tablet's pressure sensitivity. Sometimes small tweaks in Wine settings can help!
Hey there! It sounds like you're doing everything right, but just to be sure, make sure to check your graphics tablet settings too. Sometimes the issue lies not just with Wine or the application itself but with how the tablet is recognized in the system. Try using the latest version of Wine, as compatibility can vary with updates. Also, don’t hesitate to check forums specific to your graphics tablet for any tips!
Thanks for the suggestion! I'll dive deeper into those Wine settings. Hopefully, I can get it sorted out.