On Sunday 17 October 2004 6:42 am, Sundance wrote: > I heard Kaleb Pederson said: > > Ok. I would probably only look at Qt as it sounds like it's the > > culprit. Could Python or your C++ program have linked to a different > > version of Qt that didn't have tablet support? > > Package management makes it very, very unlikely. I've doublechecked, to > be certain, and it's indeed the correct version of Qt that is being > used. May I ask which Wacom drivers you're using, just out of > curiosity? It might be that those I use break Qt support, for some > weird reason.
I'm just using the standard X wacom drivers and the wacom module provided with the 2.4.27 kernel. I checked wacdump from linuxwacom to make sure everything was coming through before trying any of the programs. The linuxwacom drivers are supposed to work even better, so you shouldn't have a problem using that as an X driver, given that you indicated it worked with gimp. I'm not yet using X.org, just the standard XFree86 drivers. > Thank you loads and loads for your time, Kaleb. :) No problem. --Kaleb
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