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If some form of pen pressure and the tablet being supported on Linux are your only required criteria, you have a lot of options for tablets. Your two main options for actual drivers would be opentabletdriver or input-wacom (which is already included in a lot of distros anyways). I’d strongly recommend opentabletdriver though, since they already support most notable wacom tablets made within the past 20 years, and can easily add a configuration for your tablet if it isn’t already supported for some reason. As for tablets themselves, I’d suggest a CTL-472 if buying new, or CTL/CTH-470 for used. CTL/CTH-460s also tend to go for very cheap on the used market, as do CTE/MTE-450s. All should be more than enough for your testing purposes though.
If some form of pen pressure and the tablet being supported on Linux are your only required criteria, you have a lot of options for tablets. Your two main options for actual drivers would be opentabletdriver or input-wacom (which is already included in a lot of distros anyways). I’d strongly recommend opentabletdriver though, since they already support most notable wacom tablets made within the past 20 years, and can easily add a configuration for your tablet if it isn’t already supported for some reason. As for tablets themselves, I’d suggest a CTL-472 if buying new, or CTL/CTH-470 for used. CTL/CTH-460s also tend to go for very cheap on the used market, as do CTE/MTE-450s. All should be more than enough for your testing purposes though.