Hello,
I'm experimenting this little annoyance on my system which is described below:
debian bookworm kernel 5.16.0-6-amd64 under LXDE desktop.
My tablet is a Wacom Bamboo Fun CTH-661 (ID 056a:00d3)
Its driver: xf86-input-wacom 1.0.0-3
I guess from the day I updated this driver, I lost the ability to right-click with two fingers.
I dug through the posts from this forum concerning this issue, and tested some of the proposed ways to solve or workaround it, but nothing cured this failure today.
I triturated the TapTime parameter and some others in vain;
I just noticed that xev could'nt detect any 2fg-right-click...
As for now, I set a button to right-click, but feel somewhat frustrated to loose the former behaviour.
Anyway, thank you for your job. I stay tuned if I may help.
Dodic
Edit : July, 24 2022
Kernel moved to Linux 5.18.0-2-amd64
Driver updated to xf86-input-wacom (1.1.0-1)
As for today, nothing changed to this trouble.
I didn't investigate much further without help: I only gathered a libinput debug-events that confirm the non-existence of a "second-finger-tap".
I also noticed that my two-fingers scrolling were sometimes getting wacky, as if scroll and pinch were mistaken.
I finally reversed to the bullseye version of xserver-xorg-input-wacom (0.34.99.1-1+b1), and recovered a perfectly functioning device.
Hoping those clues may help recovering my original tablet behaviour...
Have a nice day !
Hello, I'm experimenting this little annoyance on my system which is described below: debian bookworm kernel 5.16.0-6-amd64 under LXDE desktop. My tablet is a Wacom Bamboo Fun CTH-661 (ID 056a:00d3) Its driver: xf86-input-wacom 1.0.0-3
I guess from the day I updated this driver, I lost the ability to right-click with two fingers. I dug through the posts from this forum concerning this issue, and tested some of the proposed ways to solve or workaround it, but nothing cured this failure today.
I triturated the TapTime parameter and some others in vain; I just noticed that xev could'nt detect any 2fg-right-click...
As for now, I set a button to right-click, but feel somewhat frustrated to loose the former behaviour. Anyway, thank you for your job. I stay tuned if I may help. Dodic
Edit : July, 24 2022 Kernel moved to Linux 5.18.0-2-amd64 Driver updated to xf86-input-wacom (1.1.0-1) As for today, nothing changed to this trouble. I didn't investigate much further without help: I only gathered a libinput debug-events that confirm the non-existence of a "second-finger-tap". I also noticed that my two-fingers scrolling were sometimes getting wacky, as if scroll and pinch were mistaken. I finally reversed to the bullseye version of xserver-xorg-input-wacom (0.34.99.1-1+b1), and recovered a perfectly functioning device.
Hoping those clues may help recovering my original tablet behaviour... Have a nice day !