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Wolf08,
I'm happy to hear you're using it. I'm hoping the comments help get it into the development branch. ;)
My knowledge of the linuxwacom code base is limited to the code the patch touches, so I really don't know where to begin cleaning things up. However, I have thought a bit about what I'd like to see happen:
I agree that this code needs configuration options, and that the...
2008-01-12 03:35:15 UTC in Linux Wacom Tablet Project
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Version 4 of the patch contains the following bugfixes:
- Updated the patch to use ds->proximity in a more correct way (a bugfix in the current development version broke version 3 of the patch).
- Gets rid of some bogus events: This fixes the pen side button under xournal and removes some redundant(?) button released events.
File Added...
2008-01-01 20:18:14 UTC in Linux Wacom Tablet Project
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I looked at that patch before writing this one.
I think my patch supersedes that one, in that it fixes the eraser and the stylus. However, mine makes use of more static variables to track state. The driver really should treat the multitouch data separately from the stylus data (so that events from the two devices don't change each other's state). Then it would be easy to use the stylus...
2007-11-23 21:55:33 UTC in Linux Wacom Tablet Project
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Sorry about that; I must have forgotten the -u (the new files mentioned by the diff are all just autogenerated crud...).
I've uploaded a new version, with one more fix. After using it for a few days, I realized that the touch screen should be disabled whenever the pen is sending proximity events. Otherwise, it's difficult to write (you can't rest your hand on the screen...), and it...
2007-11-23 20:41:19 UTC in Linux Wacom Tablet Project
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Oops; the eraser was broken in the last version of the patch. This should fix it.
File Added: linuxwacom-multitouch-fix-stylus-drag-rotate-and-calibration-v2.patch.
2007-11-20 06:25:39 UTC in Linux Wacom Tablet Project
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This patch fixes a bunch of multitouch issues:
1) CVS wasn't properly dropping pressure events generated by the stylus.
2) Tapping the screen now clicks the mouse instead of dragging it.
3) I hacked in some auto calibration code. Touch the top left and bottom right corners to calibrate. I needed this because my system's calibration doesn't match the hardcoded values in the source...
2007-11-20 03:06:08 UTC in Linux Wacom Tablet Project
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Adding support for konqueror should just be a matter of registering xournal-thumbnailer with KDE's thumbnailing stuff. I'm pretty swamped for the next few weeks, so I won't have time to look into it for a while.
Here are the only directions I could find online, which suggest that KDE wants a C++ wrapper...
2007-11-04 19:04:05 UTC in Xournal
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The mismatched mime types are probably the problem.
Based on its contents and location, I think the xournal.xml file registers the mime-type with the system. It's in the xournal source tarball.
Try copying it into location and restarting gnome(or run update-mime / update-mime-database?) (I don't know when / how that file is processed...)
If that doesn't change nautilus to report the...
2007-11-04 00:19:00 UTC in Xournal
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What distribution are you using? Which version of nautilus? (I'm using 2.20.0)
Also, does nautilus recognize the xoj files' mimetype? Right clicking on .xoj files -> properties, lists "application/x-xoj" as the mimetype on my system.
The ubuntu xournal package installs xournal.xml to this location:
/usr/share/mime/packages/xournal.xml
Thanks for being the guinea pig for this!
2007-11-03 23:34:52 UTC in Xournal
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xournal-thumbnailer isn't checking its command line arguments very carefully, which is probably why you get the error about the file in /tmp. (I should fix this...)
I found that I had to create new xoj files or touch existing ones to get nautilus to generate the thumbnails. Does that help?
Try looking in ~/.xsession-errors for debugging information from nautilus or xournal-thumbnailer.
2007-10-28 22:26:17 UTC in Xournal
