>Am 23.02.2012 13:53, schrieb gerard82: >> >> Do you have "xf86-input-wacom" installed? >> And is your kernel configured for wacom? >> W/o these NO graphic tablet will work,CLI or otherwise. >> >As said, I have an Aiptek 6000-U tablet, not Wacom. I have the aiptek >kernel module installed, loaded and I get the kernel input events from >it - See the evtest log in my first post.
>There is no "...-input-wacom" package for SuSE11.3, but I think X11 is >ok, too, because I get the message in Xorg.0.log that an Aiptek tablet >was found and the tablet is working - absolute mode with pressure >sensitivity. >My problem starts with GIMP. I have to press, the lift the button on the >stylus to start drawing (with sensitity!), but then there is no way to >end drawing using the stylus. Sometimes it doesn't work at all, and Gimp >globally locks up the left click on my trackball, until I click with the >special tablet mouse on Gimp's menus. Switching tools with the keyboard >while in "Stylus Mode" doesn't work either. >Kind regards > Jan I use Gentoo Linux. You're right about wacom. In the Gentoo repository there is "xf86-input-aiptek" available. The wacomtablet program explicitly supports your tablet. Before I installed wacomtablet I used bash scripts to change things on my wacom tablet. CLI will only work when xf86-input-whatever is installed. You can then issue "xsetaiptek list devices" I think. Gerard. -- gerard82 (via gimpusers.com) _______________________________________________ gimp-user-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user-list
