This third-party Ink Workspace for Windows 11 puts Microsoft's to shame

[Windows Central]

An app called Ink Workspace just received an update that makes it look right at home on Windows 11. The app lets you pin your favorite inking apps and perform quick actions with a tap.

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[Iamdumbguy]

Dev did a nice job, but it's just still links. Who cares? The only pen app MS has is OneNote (mention Journal and I'll cut you) which despite being "supported" and getting a "visual refresh" has barely changed over the past two decades. I don't understand how your premier computer is a tablet with a pen and you just don't make pen apps. It's a little like making an Android phone and outsourcing all your Android apps. Oops.

 

[MrElectrifyer]

It's a great welcome app, instantly replaced the useless Windows 11 Pen Menu for me, and I've set my Surface Pen Shortcut button to launch it instead. Would be even better if the pop-up window height could be dynamic to the content in it, especially as I've made the app and quick action tiles small, and hidden the recent files:

Furthermore, if the dev allowed adding of keyboard shortcut tiles to those "Quick Actions", it'll be the outright dream-come-through Wacom radial menu replacement I've been longing for since I upgraded from my Wacom based Surface Pro 2 to the N-Trig based Surface Pro 7+.