Updated to Gimp 4.0 as I switched OS from Windows 10 to 11, and I noticed that now, my mouse and my drawing pad have two separate tools linked to them, which is awkward for me as I use my mouse a lot for panning, zooming, etc. Trying to edit the tool used by my drawing pad is also awkward, as I can't do it with my mouse as it switches to the tool my mouse is using. Switching tools is also inconvenient as I normally do it after adjusting my view, but because I do that with my mouse it switches the tool on my mouse, and then when I go back to using my drawing pad, it's the tool I wanted to switch off of. How can I turn this off?
Showing the switching behavior I'm talking about would obviously be best with a video but I'm currently unable to do that, so here's an image of the two tools that are being switched between.
Showing the switching behavior I'm talking about would obviously be best with a video but I'm currently unable to do that, so here's an image of the two tools that are being switched between.
