There is a bug in gnome's bugzilla now.
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=703783
Apologies if I am entering this incorrectly.
** Bug watch added: GNOME Bug Tracker #703783
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=703783
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Not your fault for missing it. I had assumed I made a change on my end
when installing the gnome source that got things working. I will try
this on a live image to see if it is somehow based on the values in
conf. Could be that the issue still exists in the latest source,
actually. Probably
Just checking to see if the calibration is still off for anyone else.
As noted, it seems to be working as desired for me, now. My hunch is
that something has changed the default list of my devices such that the
Touch device is the middle one. The end device is now my Eraser device.
As such, even
One oddball update on this. The last few times I have tried the
calibration in the settings menu, it has actually worked correctly.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1163107
Title:
So, I put in more time than I'd care to admit getting the gnome source
compiling so I could test this. It appears the latest version does not
have this issue, though I could not find a bug directly related to this.
I sent an email to the gnomecc-list asking if this was a known issue, if
there was
I am going to be away from a net connection most of today. A quick
search upstream does not show anything regarding this. Will get the
required accounts created and bugs enterred when I get a chance this
evening.
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Looks like if you want to save the settings stored by the calibration
tool, you simply need to use the dconf tool and search for wacom. One
of the items directly under wacom has the key of area. Simply set
that to what you would get with:
xsetwacom --get ... area
I am more than interested
