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ToJa92 2010-02-19 20:48

Re: capacitive vs resistive
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by mysticrokks (Post 537261)
erm capacative is nice, and overall my fav

but saying al lthis - the n900 has a gret screen with great detail and i love browsing on it- and using a stylus is a plus, which you cant do on the capacative

I think there are special styluses for capacitive screens, but the ability to use anything to touch the screen is nice:cool:

mcdull 2010-02-19 20:59

Re: capacitive vs resistive
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by gidoca (Post 537269)
You can, if your stylus is made of the right material, see here for instance.

ya, the right material, which includes the "sausage" stylus :D
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qv02XeCMQFs

unfortunately, the right material is not built into my fingernails :rolleyes:

I do believe multitouch resistive is the way to go

pataphysician 2010-02-19 21:07

Re: capacitive vs resistive
 
You can us a special stylus on a plain capacitive, but the input is finger sized. You can't get fine control, like with a thin stylus that can fit in your device easily and give you really great precision, for things like drawing or using standard desktop menus that aren't finger sized.

Some notebooks use a combination of capactive touch and active touch screen layers, this is more expensive and one can use a very precise active stylus with the active screen layer. The problem is both cost and size of active stylus. So if you need drawing, or use desktop software unmodified on a small screen the best bang for the buck is resistive touch.

timwatt 2010-02-19 21:11

Re: capacitive vs resistive
 
Resistive I believe is getting a bad rap. n900's implementation I think is hot. the little rim on the edge of the screen I like because it prevents the screen from scratching when face down.

try rDesctop on a capacitive screen the size of the n900!

That said: Palm V, Palm T3, n810, touch screens have all failed after more than 1 year of daily use. Nokia - teh n900 is the make or brake - I'll report back here in a year and give you the ultimate verdict on resistive. (so far i love capacitive but want resistive on my n900)

slobodsky 2010-02-20 08:28

Re: capacitive vs resistive
 
Maybe they will make some kind of "sausage" pads you can stick to you gloves' fingers.:) But if there will be no devices with resistive screens I'll stuck with N900.

mcdull 2010-02-20 08:42

Re: capacitive vs resistive
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by slobodsky (Post 538073)
Maybe they will make some kind of "sausage" pads you can stick to you gloves' fingers.:) But if there will be no devices with resistive screens I'll stuck with N900.

should file a patent for that :D

maxximuscool 2010-02-20 08:43

Re: capacitive vs resistive
 
Wobble Iboobs = iPorns lol

slobodsky 2010-02-20 09:19

Re: capacitive vs resistive
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by mcdull (Post 538088)
should file a patent for that :D

I declare it as "public domain". Everybody can use it solely at his own risk and without warranty of any kind etc.:)

timwatt 2010-05-19 17:33

Re: capacitive vs resistive
 
I am now 110% sold on the n900's resistive screen this image below shows the levels of pressure sensitivity on the n900.
http://www.jdidesign.com/files-in/maemo/mypaint.png

just installed myPaint and can confirm i would not give this up for a capacitive screen.

Quote:

Originally Posted by anders_gud (Post 488460)
Experimental (but very usable) Mypaint 0.8.2 packages are now in extras-devel thanks to Aapo.
enable extras-devel as described above...

as root
apt-get install mypaint mypaint-data python-support python-hildon python-osso

cd /usr/lib/
ln -s libblas.so.3gf libblas.so
ln -s liblapack.so.3gf.0 liblapack.so

should do it...
Issues:
Fremantle UI not feature complete yet, and maybe some small bugs. I recommend it highly though...
And as always - disable extras-devel when you are finished...



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