khfrMar 14
Since my Wacom Cintiq 27QHD no longer gets driver updates for MacOS26, I decided to give Linux a try on an late 2014 Mac Mini.
Booting Pop! OS was very easy.
The process to get the WiFi working looked like a pain, but getting any Wacom hardware looked even more dreadful.
I don't think Linux is for me sadly. 😞
#Linux #Mac #Wacom
Show threadWilliam Weber Berrutti
@khfr Have you tried other Linux distros, like Fedora or Linux Mint? I'm not sure if a DE makes a difference in this case (like KDE Plasma, XFCE or GNOME).
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Show threadkhfrMar 14
@wwberrutti I probably tried the wrong distro for my need, but it's probably very niche.
This was the only distro I tried before I messed up reinstalling MacOS. Since it's a weird Fusion Drive it all got messed up.
I am planning on getting someone more qualified to fix that through terminal and figure out if I keep MacOS or if a Linux option can be better.
I was looking into https://linuxwacom.github.io but it was too complicated to figure out
The Linux Wacom Project – Wacom device support on Linux

Wacom device support on Linux