[adding sugar-devel to cc as it's of interest to other platforms than olpc]
On Sun, Nov 30, 2008 at 10:52 PM, Chris Marshall
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wade wrote:
I'm partly set up to build kernels, I can give it a try at some point.
Ultimately though, just
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wade wrote:
I'm partly set up to build kernels, I can give it a try at some point.
Ultimately though, just mouse position and clicking isn't nearly
enough. You *at least* need pressure information for a decent tablet
painting experience.
right -- i'm
I imagine if we could get it working and if the driver isn't too
large, the OLPC guys would be willing to include the module in 9.1.
Has anyone gotten it compiled and tried the gtk.gdk.Device test yet?
-Wade
On Fri, Nov 21, 2008 at 11:34 PM, Chris Marshall
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Wade
Wade Brainerd wrote:
For someone with a tablet, it would be nice to see the results of a
simple PyGTK program which reports X, Y and Pressure from the
gtk.gdk.SOURCE_PEN device, using the gtk.gdk.Device API.
http://www.pygtk.org/docs/pygtk/class-gdkdevice.html
If this works, it would be
robert --
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Paul,
Are you using the driver code from http://linuxwacom.sourceforge.net/ ?
no -- i just built the driver that's in the kernel tree.
paul
I had intended on trying this but have been too busy to get the time
set up the correct environment or
chris wrote:
Has anyone had any success getting a
Wacom USB tablet working with the XO?
The new Bamboo series is affordable
($79 US), about the same size active
area as the XO display, and could be
a substitute for the deprecated/soon
to be abandoned pressure sensitive
touchpad
If you guys can get a driver working and expose the API, I'll add
support to Colors!. It already has support for pressure sensitivity
(variable brush size and/or opacity) in the painting engine.
-Wade
On Mon, Nov 17, 2008 at 8:04 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
chris wrote:
Has anyone had any
building and insmod'ing wacom.ko lets the Sapphire tablet move
the mouse cursor. i confess i've never used a tablet, so i don't
know whether the button on the stylus doesn't behave as a mouse
button is expected or not. also, the motion i get when moving
the stylus on the pad is relative, not
gary c martin wrote:
On 17 Nov 2008, at 16:04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
chris wrote:
Has anyone had any success getting a
Wacom USB tablet working with the XO?
The new Bamboo series is affordable
($79 US), about the same size active
area as the XO display, and could be
I'm partly set up to build kernels, I can give it a try at some point.
Ultimately though, just mouse position and clicking isn't nearly
enough. You *at least* need pressure information for a decent tablet
painting experience.
On Mon, Nov 17, 2008 at 1:40 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
gary c
wade wrote:
I'm partly set up to build kernels, I can give it a try at some point.
Ultimately though, just mouse position and clicking isn't nearly
enough. You *at least* need pressure information for a decent tablet
painting experience.
right -- i'm hoping someone with some tablet
I have a cintiq board (wacom with tft touch screen built in) and this
works fine with the flavours of Linux I've tried it with. Granted,
I've not tried the xos, but it works fine with ubuntu. Really all the
touch configuration happens in xorg... I managed to get it working on
an eeepc with xandros
Paul,
Are you using the driver code from http://linuxwacom.sourceforge.net/ ?
I had intended on trying this but have been too busy to get the time
set up the correct environment or follow all the steps involved for
the initial setup
http://linuxwacom.sourceforge.net/index.php/doc
If you
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