A missing KDE tablet feature turned into a working handwriting mode through an AI-assisted side project. ✍️
The result combines open source handwriting recognition, stylus input, and human-led debugging across an unfamiliar software stack.
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A missing KDE tablet feature turned into a working handwriting mode through an AI-assisted side project. ✍️
The result combines open source handwriting recognition, stylus input, and human-led debugging across an unfamiliar software stack.
@collabora@floss.social
could you at least take a minute of your time to check if whatever slop machine vomited this garbage can even get Markdown links right? the ones at the bottom are broken
@federicoschonborn Good catch, thanks. The links are fixed now.
@collabora sounds like yet another organization that hasn't read up on https://whynotai.info
To clarify: this was an experiment to see what’s possible, and not a KDE decision. It’s very early work in progress, and nothing has been proposed upstream. If it is, it will follow KDE’s contribution guidelines and the maintainers will decide, like with any other contribution. The write-up covers what worked and what didn’t, including where the AI got things wrong.