Yes this was 1.0, 2.0 improved the tech by going under instead of over. Much more convenient single hand operation as well as pet protection.
I tried Resolve bit came back to kdenlive. It’s just fit my needs much better
The beauty of open source software
I’d say all of the above. Its integration with Kipper is also very good
Which is a fork of Slic3r
And it’s fantastic!
Edit: its actually a fork of bamboo slicer which is a fork of prusa slicer
I used to slicer hop around, then i discovered orca. Just the best imho
Edit: its an open source fork of bamboo slicer
It does, two buttons along the side of the stylus and one on the top end
It does, two on the barrel and on on the top. for me currently it acts as a mouse in Gnome and in krita it acts like a stylus with pressure and everything. My model number is the Dell Active Pen PN579X. it can switch between wacom and Microsoft protocols so it will also work on my Surface.
I have the dell active pen on my xps 2 in 1, it works.
I get it, no one likes ads on youtube. But, you realize that they have to pay the people that are producing content as well as pay for the storage space to gold all of this content. Why does everyone think that can just be free?
“Couldn’t care less”
Comodore 64 os in the late 80’s then msdos, win 3.1, etc. First Linux distro i believe was either slackware or debian.
While I understand the sentiment, there are a lot of jobs out there that are necessary but no one wants to do. If no one had to work society would fall apart. At least at this point in time. Maybe it we ever make it to the startrek universe with boundless energy, replictors, medical devices that just cure you.
256GB? that’s hitting on the low side
Your use case is similar to mine, tailscale works great. Used to have a dedicated VPN but chose tailscale over that.
Not true. https://tailscale.com/kb/1019/subnets
I went the Solid works hobbyist route, quite frankly, it’s well worth it. I tried freecad for awhile but it just didn’t compare.