PS. Aparently it was fix in latest xserver-xorg-core update on Ubuntu
12.10 (the fix wasn't there in initial version for 12.10).
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It isn't related to GIMP. It's system wide behavior. The clicks go
outside GIMP/MyPaint window - for me the tablet clicks on things in the
Unity dash randomly changing x or y coordinate to 0...
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It can't be related to GTK. It must be related to drivers, Compiz or
Xorg - sth low level, it's system wide, not limited to apps, try using
your tablet as mouse - the same problem occurs.
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Aapo Rantalainen's patch works with Wacom Graphire 4 (usb) / Ubuntu
11.10 with heavy Gnome 3 mods.
Link =
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gimp/+bug/863154/comments/86
It was NOT fixed in the recent gimp update from Ubuntu.
Thanks Aapo!,
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It happens for me as well in mypaint. However, I am using a digipro
wp8060.. :| Maybe it's a GTK issue?
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WIll there be any fix soon? Because it makes me unable to work. The
problem is system wide - when the jump occurs I click accidentally on
Unity icons (so it's not binded to any application - like GIMP or
MyPaint). I use MyPaint for my work, so fix only for GIMP isn't enough.
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Also - the pressure is not affected - only x and y are changing the
pressure is registered normally (unfortunately because if the pressure
was also 0 we could just filter it out).
** Bug watch added: gna.org #19896
http://gna.org/bugs/?19896
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I tried aiptek, wacom, acecad drivers for my tablet and all have this
problem (it's probably sth in xserver)...
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MyPaint doesn't even use the history buffer, or at least it doesn't
invoke gdk_device_get_history() anywhere I can see. Could we be seeing
two separate bugs here?
Mypaint bug: https://gna.org/bugs/?19896
Anyway, sorry for the noise on a long-fixed bug.
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This problem occurs also in MyPaint.
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Just applied the aapo patch in Linux Mint 12 (Lisa) / Wacom Bamboo Fun (CTE-450)
works great
Thanks!
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Aapo's PPA also works with a Tevion MD 41217 tablet, under Mint 12 Lisa,
using the xserver-xorg-input-aiptek driver. Thanks Aapo!
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Just applied the aapo patch in Linux Mint 12 / Wacom Graphire 3, and it
seems to work. Thanks!
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Just an update for Aiptek users: The aapo patch works for my system.
I'm using an Aiptek 12000u USB hyperpad with Ubuntu Linux 11.10. I just
came from Lucid and nothing I did would work until I followed
stealthdeath's instructions (above) - they work like a charm - I have
full functionality
Any chance to fix this bug for Ubuntu 11.10?
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This bug was fixed in the package gimp - 2.6.11-5ubuntu3
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* debian/patches/ghost-cursor.patch:
- Backport patch from git trunk to fix Wacom tablet cursor events
by ignoring the history buffer by default. LP: #863154
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Slate ep121 Tablet with both the build in wacom digitizer and an usb intuos4 W
As pointed out the problem is not only a gimp (2.6.11) problem. I can generate
the lines with the jpen java Tablet library as well.
Since
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Status: New = Unknown
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I can confirm that Aapo's patch also works on Wacom Graphire 4 / Ubuntu
11.10! Thank you very much!
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@diggao
GENIUS MOUSEPAD 8x6 TABLET FIXED
Confirmed that sudo add-apt-repository ppa:aapo-
rantalainen/gimp26-noghostline patch worked with UBUNTU 11.10 and
Genius Mousepad 8x6.
Procedure:
1. Remove GIMP with Software Center
2. Open Terminal and type the following:
sudo add-apt-repository
Correction on previous post:
That's Genius MOUSEPEN 8x6, not MOUSEPAD.
Sorry if anyone got confused pertaining my bad.
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new news: I downgraded to natty, installed everything again, and the
waltop slim tablet has worked perfectly until i've installed a new
version of blender, blender 6.1 with a lot of new libraries, then the
problem returns, so, could it be a library issue?
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mmm.. maybe the last comment is not true,
i was installing a lot of things, one of them was the last ati driver from this
repository: ppa:ubuntu-x-swat/x-updates
maybe is for that and not for blender
(i've tried to delete the last comment but it's not possible)
natty 64- ati radeon hd- waltop
btw adding aapo PPA repositories it works fine!! thanks aapo, so this
solution works in Natty too, ;)
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I experienced the same issue on 11.10 (kernel 3.0.0-15-generic) with
Gimp 2.6.11 under the default window manager. At the same time that I
was running Gimp, I had a VirtualBox session running in seamless mode
(guest OS application windows appear in the host OS's window manager
directly). Upon
Hey everybody. I had the same problem on a Genius M712X tablet (Waltop
International). It now works after getting the update and reinstalling
GIMP. Thanks for the great work.
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Same bug here, Oneiric, Gimp 2.6 and Wacom Bamboo CTH-460. After adding
Aapo PPA and reinstalling Gimp it worked perfectly. Thank you !
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Grumbels PPA adds something more than only this patch, and it caused
warning for every startup, so I decided to open my own PPA.
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:aapo-rantalainen/gimp26-noghostline
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install gimp
It contains gimp from Ubuntu 11.10 and patch from post80,
Thank you, Aapo! It worked perfectly.
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My thanks to grumbel for his PPA that finally got GIMP working with my
Bamboo Connect with oneiric and input-wacom-0.12.0. As a photographer
and web designer that's all Ubuntu, GIMP is a work requirement and to me
high priority. Hopefully this all finds it's way into 12.04.
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** Changed in: gimp
Status: Unknown = New
** Changed in: gimp
Importance: Unknown = Medium
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Thanks alexiade for the patch! Thanks grumbel for the PPA!
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This is for ubuntu people: As fixing or replacing X can be complcated,
there is the patch in master git tree (
http://git.gnome.org/browse/gimp/commit/?id=dbf844c012894166e312470f0d98560d5e426613
) that could be ported to 2.6 in packaging . you would have working gimp
on this broken setup without
Thank you Alexia.
As I understand it this is a workaround for the bug which would enable
Gimp to work in Oneiric and has a very low chance of causing regressions
in Gimp. All Ubuntu would need to do is add this patch to their Gimp
package to disable the history buffer and release it as an
The attachment app-Disable-history-buffer-via-use-of-gimprc-
option.patch of this bug report has been identified as being a patch.
The ubuntu-reviewers team has been subscribed to the bug report so that
they can review the patch. In the event that this is in fact not a
patch you can resolve this
For those who don't want to patch and rebuild Gimp themselves, Gimp from
PPA with the patch Alexia Death mentioned:
https://launchpad.net/~grumbel/+archive/gimp
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I can confirm Ingo's PPA using Alexia's disable-history-buffer patch
results in Gimp finally being usable in Oneiric. Tested with a Wacom
Bamboo Pen and Touch and tablet PC.
There may be a slight problem with very light pressure strokes not
coming through (stroke discontinuous) and tool
I have the same problem with waltop slim tablet on oneiric64 and gnome3
Works fine in inkscape.
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Re #73: the bug, or at least the underlying problem is not GIMP-
specific. While GIMP will react with drawing a straight line to the edge
of the canvas, at least some Krita beta builds crashed due to out-of-
range coordinates.
Serial Wacom Intuos 2 here, so the report title and Affects is not
People who are setting their mice to screen mode - DON'T. You don't get
any benefits and whole lot of trouble, including this bug. Leave it
disabled. Screen mode is for tablets.
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FYI update:
The part where the Desktop was affected by flying windows and being
unable to select things as reported by Matthew Meyer (osarusan) and
trischan (cvargas-z) turned out to be a separate bug from this one.
Triggered by using xsetwacom to set the stylus or eraser to Button 1 1,
which is
Thanks for pointing that out.
After switching my mouse-mode to Disabled, the mouse behaves now correctly.
So I turned the Pen and Eraser to Disabled - and now the tablet lost it's
pressure-sensitivity, but the erratic behaviour disappeared. :-/
Pen/Eraser back to Window or Screen - and the
@alexiade, I think most of the persons that have referred to mouse in screen
mode has been to point out that the problem occurs with any device in screen
mode (mouse or any tablet), not only with the Wacom tablet.
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@yafu, @alexiade
Yes, this bug occurs using both the tablet and the mouse. And in different
models.
I use a 8x6 Genius MousePen and I'm having the same problem.
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Sorry, but I think the importance of this bug is not low. This bug makes GIMP
unusable in many cases. Need a quick solution, or at least a workaround.
Thank you.
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I can confirm the bug on my 11.10 machine with my new Bamboo Pen Touch
SE. Tablet and mouse, however, work fine on desktop and other programs
so far.
I gave Gimp 2.7.3 a try but it's missing to many features I am used to
til now.
I will try the xorg edgers workaround.
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Hi,
I have the same problem with my Wacom Bamboo Fun CTE-450. But it's worse with
my simple Logitech mouse !
XFCE doesn't fix the problem.
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As Fabien Poulain wrote: with the tablet it happens, but with the
(Logitech) mouse I am totally lost - no way one can draw that way.
This glitch occurs since the upgrade to Ubuntu 11.10 with GIMP 2.6.11.
What I tried (and none of the approaches changed anything):
- uninstalling Compiz
- running
LINUX MINT 12 Release Candidate TEST of 64-bit DVD Version downstream
development of UBUNTU 11.10 Version.
http://ftp.heanet.ie/pub/linuxmint.com/testing/linuxmint-12-gnome-dvd-
64bit-rc.iso
Released November 10th, 2011, Time: 9:16 1.0 GB Download
Bug persists in GIMP 2.6.11
Same problem - Aiptek 1200U tablet and Ubuntu 11.10/Gimp 2.6.11
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My bad! Post #63 describes data loss in GIMP ver. 2.7.4 with thin
lines. This is due to using a different Brush than previously. The
standard GIMP Brush does not produce thin lines but complete data loss
while GIMP Brushes #1 and #2 give the thin lines before and after
dropouts.
Just loaded the
GIMP 2.7.4 nightly builds now compile on 64bit Ubuntu 11.10, while
previously version 2.7.3 would not (see posts #40 and #44).
The following commands will install this unstable work in progress:
Open command prompt run the following commands
sudo add-apt-repository
@stealthdeath
I launched the update manager and I installed all the updates, it said that I
had to do a partial distribution upgrade if I wanted to update everythig.
Pressed ok and restarted computer when finished amd got it working.
I also scribbled for 5-6 minutes in pencil mode and this bug
Latest Xorg update didn't fix the issues for me (Ubuntu 11.10, Wacom
Bamboo CTH-461 )
@Deevad: Your guide to a working setup for digital painters saved me a
lot of time and headaches. Thanks!
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@Knut Erik : i had to do a partial upgrade of the system to get it
working. However here is a video of the non-buggy gimp :)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MuL2RGTnl1I
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The same problem using any device in Screen mode (Mouse or Genius EasyPen
i405 Tablet with wizardpen driver). With the mouse in screen mode de problem is
more evident. Random lines appear while I'm drawing.
Kubuntu 11.10 Oneiric 64bits. Gimp 6.2.11-2ubuntu4 package.
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@yorugecko: Viewed the video at
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MuL2RGTnl1I. Could you be more specific
regarding what you mean by a partial upgrade? I seem to have the bug
over multiple desktop versions of Ubuntu 11.10 with GIMP and two Genius
Mousepad 8x6 tablets. For me the symptoms are least
Same problem with Genius GPen F610, ubuntu 11.10 GnomeShell window
manager.
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Same problem here with Wacom Bamboo pentouch and with a Wacom Intuos
4M
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this problem has disappeared for me with the last 11.10 update!
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An effective workaround for me is to turn off X-tilt and Y-tilt in the
input-device settings.
I didn't have to do this in 11.04, and I don't know what it effects -
but as far as this bug go - it's an effective workaround, as I haven't
been able to reproduce it since.
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Ignore my last comment - I were just able to reproduce it Sorry for
the ones who got their hopes up :(
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@yorugecko : Thanks for the info ; I saw yesterday on a Virtual machine
of 11.10 the Xorg server update and i thought too it will solve the
solution. Too bad I can't really test my graphic tablet threw a Virtual
Machine to confirm, but i'm pretty sure it's ok since my old solution
was to update
I'm also affected by this bug. Initially I thought I was crazy or my
Wacom Bamboo Fun was crazy, till I find this bug here.
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** Also affects: gimp via
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=661872
Importance: Unknown
Status: Unknown
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This bug affect me too, I have ubuntu 11.10 with a bamboo connect pen
CTL-470, gimp 2.6 and an intel graphic card. This bug is very annoying,
I can't use my tablet on gimp anymore and that very frustrating.
Who's the guilty, gimp, wacom drivers, xorg or compiz?
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KDE tools were using the event hstory buffer as well, and they did the
same thing I did in GIMP 2.7. Witch is to stop using it. The only thing
it proves is that GTK is not at fault, X is.
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I may have jumped to conclusions I shouldn't have. That issue is totally
different. And affects pressure, not coordinates.
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@Alexia : I think you are right about X ; because the solution I found
in this thread were to upgrade to 'Xorg Edger' ppa, and it fixed the
problems. ( even if I felt the overall was a bit 'slow' ... but not on
Ubuntu Studio using XFCE ) So I think the problem may disappear with
next Xorg version
importance = low ?
I would have expected high ;(
Gimp has become unusable with my wacom intuos .
No bug of this kind in Krita, and pressure sensitivity is fine without
configuration...
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That turns out not to be the case. A Qt bug with similar effects on
Krita and Pencil was fixed shortly before Oneiric came out. See:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/qt4-x11/+bug/799202 I don't
know if it has been backported to Natty yet.
Notice they deemed this Qt/KDE bug of medium
Confirmed Deevad's findings with version 2.7.3xx nightly build
PPA in Ubuntu 11.10 386 ver. but using Genius Mousepad 8x6 tablet in our
case. See Post #12: Getting same output as your Wacoms.
Gimp 2.7.3+Git compiled from source with Gimp-razor... seams to not
suffer of this, but it
Confirmed Diggao's post #11.
Line streaking/spiking was produced in GIMP 2.6 using only a standard
generic Microsoft Optical Mouse (USB-PS/2 Compatible) and Ubuntu 11.10.
Nothing like this seen in other programs such as MyPaint, SynfigStudio,
Inkscape or Blender.
In fact, the streaking frequency
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Experiencing same horizontal and vertical line spikes utilizing two
Genius Mousepad 8x6 tablets on both 386 and AMD-64 Ubuntu 11.10 machines
utilizing latest NVIDIA 280 drivers and GIMP Editor. Confirm that
disabling the Extended Input Devices stops the problem. However, without
Extended Input
How can I apply the fix in Alexia Death's commit? I'd like to get this
working but I don't know how to use the information on that page.
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@Douglas : I was in the Sintel team, and Ubuntu always made problems
with Wacom / Xorg on there release for artist ; and more since 11.04. As
a solution, if you are serious about digital painting and drawing I
propose this : http://www.davidrevoy.com/index.php?article95/linux-
I can confirm now that the bug does not appear in GIMP 2.7.3 on Ubuntu
11.10 for me.
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That's good news... however as 2.7.3 won't install on 64bit systems I
hope we can get a fix for this asap.
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Just adding myself into the mix. I've decided to drop WINE+Photoshop and
go full on with GIMP and I run into this.
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*Gimp 2.7+Git compilation info :
I advice this script : http://blog.zanshine.com/blog/stephane-
richard/2011-05-10/cutting-edge-gimp-in-latest-ubuntu/
Here I did local change to the script to make it cleaner :
l.52
opt_dir=/opt
( to build in opt and keep 2.6 , I also create a 'gimp' folder with
I've noticed another bit of strange behavior.
While the bug always seems to be occuring in GIMP, it doesn't appear on
the desktop until run xsetwacom to set the range of my stylus for my
left monitor (I have a 2-monitor setup).
When I first log in, the stylus covers both screens in absolute
That sounds like window manager needs to be added to the list of things
that can screw up the history buffer.
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@sil2100 Thank you very much for explaining this so clearly, So I guess
I will be using Unity-2d until this problem is solved.
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@cvargas-z compiz is a compositing manager that uses 3D graphics
hardware to create good looking and fast compositing effects on your
desktop. In the newer Ubuntu versions, it is primarily used by the Unity
graphical shell. When using 11.10 without compiz, your system probably
fell back to
Removing compiz does not solve this problem for me. But in fact, the bug
appears less often than before.
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Here I finally ended to remove all , even if updating Xorg edgers and
use last Nouveau driver solved my problems, the performance of painting
were horrible. Also very slow painting strokes in _all_ 2D programs
I fallback to a Linux Mint 11 Katya main , based on Natty system with a
downgraded
Are all of you having this problem not only in GIMP but also in the
desktop? Try moving a window with your wacom stylus. When you let go of
the window, does it jump across the screen?
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@mpredotka : You are right, I dont know why, I removed compiz at work
and I got no problems. I did the same thing at home and the problem
considerably less, but was still there.
@osarusan : Yes it happens in the desktop in my computers.
Anybody knows if it is possible to do what deevad did in
In theory, you might be able to downgrade them using Synaptic and the
force version option, but there's a very strong possibility that would
cause everything to stop working altogether.
But we've already got 20 people on this bug... we should really try to
get someone assigned to this if
Also, I think we should update this bug to reflect that it isn't a GIMP
bug, but a GTK bug. There's a little more information here:
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=661872
Basically, since it goes away if you disable the input events in GIMP,
and since it affects the desktop too, it
It seems we will hace to wait Meanwhile, and since this bug doen't
affect gimp 2.7 I think this might be a good opportunity to give it a
try.
If you are a Linux newbie like me here it is a nice tutorial on how to
compile 2.7 it its very easy
I use ATI graphics card without proprietary driver and still have this issue,
so I don't thing it's graphics driver related .
There's a bug reported upstream for this problem:
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=661872
** Bug watch added: GNOME Bug Tracker #661872
Same here after upgrade from 11.04. before my wacom bamboo pen was
perfectly working.
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Hmmm, it seems is the same using the mouse with painthbrush, at this
point I'm not sure is related to wacom maybe, maybe is related to input
devices in general?
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Oh, problems with the event history buffer can originate pretty much
anywhere below GIMP, so wacom driver to X to GTK can be the cause... And
I don't know of any other application outside gimp that uses it... If
you do, let me know.
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@Deevad the commit I linked can probably very easily ported to painter.
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