On Wed, Jan 26, 2011 at 05:15:43PM +0100, Cedric Sodhi wrote:
> Yes, this is indeed a misunderstanding. What you refer to is not what
> I'd call "udev" configuration. Using X InputClass Sections is simply
> what the name implies: A method of configuring the device through X11. I
> put that in contr
Yes, this is indeed a misunderstanding. What you refer to is not what
I'd call "udev" configuration. Using X InputClass Sections is simply
what the name implies: A method of configuring the device through X11. I
put that in contrast with what HAL was "capable" of, namely assigning
attributes input.
On Wed, Jan 26, 2011 at 5:17 PM, Favux ... wrote:
> Maybe you're running
> into the the fact the udev currently can't configure dependent
> devices? Like the early days of HAL before wacom-to-hal. I'm pretty
> sure that's been addressed upstream. Peter gave an example snippet
> for a dependent
Hi Cedric,
I'm probably misunderstanding what you are asking. But you can use
Options with the same syntax as in xorg.conf in xorg.conf.d. e.g.:
Option "Button2" "3"
Option "TopX" "0"
After the Driver line in the relevant snippet. Maybe you're running
into the the fact the udev currentl
Hello Peter,
could you tell us how in particular udev can set Properties? I've been
very concerned with this topic for quite a while and in the end I had to
conclude that it's *not* possible to use udev in the same manner as hal
used to work.
I did *not* find any way to communicate settings to xor
On Tue, Jan 25, 2011 at 09:06:18PM +0100, Cedric Sodhi wrote:
> Hello, this is the same for all devices, I think. At least it's the same
> for my Intuos4. But I think that's okay.
it's the same for all devices and can largely be blamed on wacomcpl.
wacomcpl changes X input properties which are onl
Great. Thanks for the code update.
On Tue, Jan 25, 2011 at 6:35 PM, Steven L. Seed
wrote:
> Here is our modified version of the monitor_wacom.c code. His original code
> was checking for the screen saver to go off to load the settings. In our
> case, we want to load the settings whenever the tab
Here is our modified version of the monitor_wacom.c code. His
original code was checking for the screen saver to go off to load
the settings. In our case, we want to load the settings whenever the
tablet is plugged in, so we modified it to listen on the
org.freedesktop.H
These are good ideas. We'll give them a try. It seems to me this
should be included in the linuxwacom project to accompany the
wacomcpl tool.
On 01/25/2011 12:19 PM, Favux ... wrote:
That sounds good. Or you can create a little daemon. Cyberfish came
up wit
That sounds good. Or you can create a little daemon. Cyberfish came
up with this about 2 years ago. Call it monitor_wacom.c:
#include
#include
#include
#include
#include
#include
void log_msg(const char *msg) {
FILE *log_file = fopen(".monitor_wacom.log", "a");
if (log_
Hello, this is the same for all devices, I think. At least it's the same
for my Intuos4. But I think that's okay.
It's not the responsibility of the driver to re-initialize the device
with the old settings - the driver is simply the method to communicate
with it, it shall not offer any "special se
Has anyone noticed that when you hotplug a Cintiq that has been
calibrated with the wacomcpl, you lose the calibration (it resets)
after you hotplug the tablet? This is particularly problematic in
our environment where the tablets are attached via kvm switches to
work wi
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