Closed CodedSakura closed 1 year ago
Hello, this driver does not work under libwacom as we don't expose the tablet's details to the wacom driver as it expects it to be.
Is there anything you need specifically from the use of xsetwacom
?
If you absolutely need to use the wacom driver, then you should instead see if the digimend drivers has a pull request that will support your device like this: https://github.com/DIGImend/digimend-kernel-drivers/issues/487
ah, i guess i was confused then.
while i don't really care if i can use xsetwacom
or not, having does enable quite a few integrations & useful GUI apps.
for now i just want to be able to rebind the buttons. how do i set up this daemon then and rebind the buttons?
i've already tried reverting the 10-tablet.conf
driver to "libinput"
, but the tablet does not show up in your GUI util..
alright, i got it working!
turns out i had to run the nowhere subtly mentioned userspace_tablet_driver_daemon
command. i would appreciate if better setup instructions were added :p
while installing this repo/package did not seem to impact anything, this repo does seem to be the best place to report this
I have a XP-Pen Deco mini7 (
28bd:0928
) and while by default it works, it's not seen byxsetwacom
. Making a/etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/10-tablet.conf
with the following code seemed to fix that, butxsetwacom list
does not show apad
device and tablet buttons don't work at all.if the driver is set to
"libinput"
like in this repo's/config/usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d/60-xp-pen.conf
file, the tablet acts the same as before adding the file.system: linux 6.1.1.arch1-1 libwacom 2.5.0-1 xf86-input-wacom 1.1.0-1
any help/tips to to get the tablet to show up in
xsetwacom
with apad
device?