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Since Budgie is using Gnome enviroment 3.32, I assume it has gnome shell. OPS…
I am trying to give away few old PCs (intel i3 + 4GB ram, 60GB SSD ) with Linux OS installed to few poor families I know, Since there isn’t any good handwriting input devices / softwares for linux (in my country), I try to install gsconnect ( not KDE connect) in these machines and allow the elderly ones to use android phones’ input tools instead. Voice and handwriting etc.
Budgie is my favorite distro so far, it’s a pity that it doesn’t work… maybe I will have to try other distro.
Thanks for your advise. Since Budgie uses gnome 3.32, that’s why I didn’t look at KDE connect at all.
Too bad I cannot use both KDE CONNECT and GSconnect in Budgie…
maybe give KDE Neon a shot instead…my personal laptop still uses budgie, though.
I have tried Fedora 30 and it has KDE connect pre-installed in it. It works but i found out the the remote input function only works for ENGLISH keyboard, i cannot use other languages keyboard nor could I use hand writing as input… so it renders the whole thing pretty useless now.