digimend-kernel-drivers VS mousedriver

- DIGImend and OpenTabletDriver look pretty similar in github activity(?)

I somehow can't watch any video on browser and discord after I try to install pen tablet driver DIGImend from source and I don't know what did I do wrong, I have try to restart pc / install some necessary package like ffmpeg / update driver / restart my wifi adapter and follow this solutions but none of them work and I don't want to reinstall my OS. PC details: OS : Garuda linux Kernel: 6.2.7-zen1-1-zen DE: GNOME 43.3 CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 3500U with Radeon Vega Mobile Gfx (8) @ 2.10 GPU: AMD ATI Radeon Vega Series / Radeon Vega Mobile Series Memory: 5863MiB

There is this project on GitHub (and their website) providing drivers for various graphics tablets on Linux. A while ago it helped me a ton with my 'Gaomon M106K' (which I believe is just a rebranded Huion tablet). Maybe you can get it yours working with this too.

I've never tried using it with a Pi, but the Digimend drivers work for my Huion tablet on Arch.

If your tablet isn't supported by the native drivers, you may try either the OpenTabletDriver or the DIGImend drivers.

I have a majestic piece of Chinese genius known as Ugee M708 aka XP-Pen Star 03 aka Parblo A610 aka UC-Logic TABLET 1060 aka, UC-LOIC 1060 (which is what it reports itself as) and it works fine, but requires Digimend drivers to be installed.

[this issue](https://github.com/DIGImend/digimend-kernel-drivers/issues/340)

If you're on Windows, stuff like InterAccel can help with pointing stick performance (I'm not sure what the best Linux analogue is, but leetmouse might get you there?)

If you're looking for something more powerfull: the thing closest in functionality to RawAccel seems to be this CLI tool called Leetmouse or this GUI tool made as a frontend for a fork of Leetmouse. It seems to be in a very rough state right now though, I haven't tried it myself either, so I don't know if it'll even work properly.

For the black one (which has an IBM TrackPoint II stick), it's okay but the lack of negative inertia - the feature that makes TrackPoint III and current IV faster - is noticeable. The mouse buttons are on the gummy side. For the beige one (which has a Lexmark/Unicomp FSR stick), it's not great but Unicomp has at least improved the mouse buttons considerably. In both cases, InterAccel for Windows makes a huge difference. leetmouse seems to be the Linux equivalent but I haven't experimented with it yet.

Hi I love using Rawaccel but I hate windows so here I am with leetmouse Skyl3r's fork (https://github.com/Skyl3r/leetmouse) to be specific since systemofapwne version just disables my mouse for some reason and I would rather use a GUI since I don't really understand the settings changing once I installed it.

Doesn't make sense to not link to the project page (wild guess) btw.

Only thing I found was this but it didn't end up working for me.

Which was forked by systemofapwne as leetmouse: https://github.com/systemofapwne/leetmouse

Unfortunately no, but this exists, and is inpsired by Povohats Mouse Accel, the same program Raw Accel was inspired by.