Hi, I have a Lenovo X200t, which includes a Wacom tablet. Ever since upgrading from Fedora 13 to Fedora 18 I run into a problem that the stylus calibration is incorrect if rotating the screen/tablet between landscape and portrait mode. Specifically, if Xournal was started in portrait mode, the calibration will be wrong after rotating to landscape mode, and become correct again after rotating back to portrait mode; and similarly, if it was started in landscape mode, the calibration is incorrect in portrait mode.
Restarting Xournal after rotating the screen does help, but is an annoyance. Disabling XInput mode also helps, but then I of course lose desirable functionality like pressure sensitivity. Disabling and then re-enabling XInput mode does not help, however. I've read some posts that suggests that bug really belongs with GTK, but I can't help but observe that only Xournal appears to be affected by the bug. Calibration in the rest of the desktop environment is fine. Calibration is also fine in Xournal's menus and panels - it's only the drawing area that's affected. And even there, the pointer "dot" is correctly calibrated - it's only when I actually draw something (or use some other tool) that the calibration is incorrect. Is there some patch or workaround that would solve this issue? Even if it was a tool or command that would tell Xournal that the screen had been rotated and that it needed to re-read whatever settings it reads on startup, that would help. If I could add e.g. "killall -USR1 xournal" to my screen rotation script, that would be perfect. Best regards, -- Tore Anderson ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Everyone hates slow websites. So do we. Make your web apps faster with AppDynamics Download AppDynamics Lite for free today: http://p.sf.net/sfu/appdyn_d2d_feb _______________________________________________ Xournal-devel mailing list Xournal-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/xournal-devel
