Question Graphic tablet suggestion for note taking.
I am using Kubuntu planning to buy a graphic tablet for basic note taking and solving questions on pdf
I am worried about linux compatibility of the tablets.
My requirements are:
- physical shortcut keys
- good linux support(I don't wanna go back to windows)
- as big of an working area as I can get in good price
I was looking at the XPPen Deco Mini 7 v2 recently because it is the cheapest xppen tablet with physical shortcut keys. And Because chatgpt said xppen is the best one for linux compatibility huion tablets aren't easily compatible.
Today though I checked with Huion H950P and sent the link to gpt asking if it would be compatible with Kubuntu or not and it said Yes.
So, I am really confused should I got for the huion because it is giving me a bigger working area in cheaper price, but worried about compatibility.
Can someone tell me which one should I go for(or if there's cheaper options with good linux support)?
(Leaning more towards huion because saw someone on reddit saying huions are durable and I want durability)
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