But for those in the know, a different search term dominates the forums:
For the first month, he painted at the laundromat between loads. The ExaGear emulation was a beast—it demanded patience. Every filter took a breath. Every layer blend required a tiny prayer to the ARM processor gods. But it worked . The wacom-like sensitivity of the cracked screen, though imprecise, became his signature. Happy accidents became intentional techniques. He posted a timelapse of a phoenix rising from a washing machine drum—painted entirely on the tablet.
. While the original developer went bankrupt, modified "community" versions like ExaGear Top