This is a weird one, but I love your program for my desktop, I know the lenovo yoga book is quite new, but I think it possibly uses wacom drivers but Im not sure. I just want to be able to use krita on this machine as well. Also the main issue is lack of pressure sensitivity.
Hi Luke, Please send us a Lenovo Yoga Book (you can find the address here: https://krita.org/en/about/krita-foundation/). We cannot support hardware we haven't got access to, sorry. Once we've got the hardware, we can check how hard supporting its pen is going to be. If it's going to be hard, we will need money to pay for the development effort, but we can discuss that later. So, please provide the hardware first.
That's alright, I think I found an alternative program for now that I can export as psd and still be able to use krita for its shading and coloring capabilities on my desktop. Since this is open source and Im actually a computer engineering student I might be able to eventually code up a fix at some point, but yeah, sorry lenovo YB's are expensive and I'm not comfortable giving you my personal one. I apologize for any inconvenience.
No need to apologize...If you want to hack on support, that would be awesome. The place to start is the libs/ui/input/wintab folder, and you can check whether something is actually recognized by checking the tablet log. I suspect that these Yoga's use windows ink, though, not wintab, and that means than an entirely new kis_tablet_support file needs to be written.