adansa.blogg.se - Wacom tablet properties

mapwacom is a script that automates mapping a tablet to a monitor while preserving the aspect ratio using the #Reducing the screen area width method.

It does not work on Wayland as it requires the wacom Xorg driver. It also supports tablet-specific profiles and hotplugging.

kcm-wacomtablet is a KDE configuration module that allows remapping buttons and mapping a tablet to a monitor.

Tip: input-remapper-git AUR can be used to remap tablet buttons when using libinput or Wayland. Create a file in /etc/X11/, where VID:PID is your USB ID as seen by lsusb: If your device is not a Wacom, you will need to manually configure Xorg in order to use it with the wacom driver and be able to configure it. After restarting X, the included /usr/share/X11//nf configuration file will automatically load the wacom(4) driver when plugging Wacom devices. If your tablet does not show up, or if certain features do not work, see #Device not recognized by the kernel. After connecting your tablet via USB or Bluetooth, it should show up when running dmesg as root and be listed in /proc/bus/input/devices (and also on lsusb output for USB tablets). Both projects publish a list of supported devices: linux-wacom, DIGImend. linux-wacom supports Wacom devices, while DIGImend supports devices from other manufacturers. The Arch Linux kernels include drivers by the linux-wacom and DIGImend projects.

4.6 Reporting issues with non-Wacom tablets.

4.5 Touch arbitration not working on graphic tablets.

4.4 Mouse moving erratically due to proximity sensor.

4.2 Tablet recognized but xsetwacom and similar tools do not display it.

4.1 Device not recognized by the kernel.

2.6 Running xsetwacom via udev and systemd service.

2.5.1 Letting libinput take control of the touchpad.