Hi dear Wacom maintainers,
After a discussion on IRC with Carlos Garnacho from Gnome, I report a small bug :
In the Gnome Control Center, Wacom configuration part, my "Art Pen" (supporting rotation) is named a "Grip Pen" or maybe a "Pro Pen", and according to Carlos, it comes from the ID/name mapping of libwacom.
I own a Pro pen and an Art Pen, please ask me if you need any logs.
Camille
Hi Camille,
Are you using Intuos Pro or Intuos Pro 2? What kernel version do you use? I want to reporduce the issue myself. Meanwhile, please share the output of the following commands:
While the targeted pen touching the tablet, please issue:
"xsetwacom get 'your_pro_pen_stylus' ToolID"
"xsetwacom get 'your_art_pen_stylus' ToolID"
"xsetwacom get 'your_pro_pen_eraser' ToolID"
"xsetwacom get 'your_art_pen_eraser' ToolID"
Thanks,
Ping
Hi Ping,
Sorry I should have mentioned my config...
I'm an happy owner of a Cintiq 27QHD under Antergos (Arch based).
my packages :
linux 4.12.6
gnome 3.24.3
xorg 1.19.3
xf86-input-wacom 0.35.0
libwacom 0.24
Here is the result of your tests:
for the Art pen :
[nylnook@nylnook-home ~]$ xsetwacom get 'Wacom Cintiq 27QHD touch Pen stylus' ToolID
1050628
[nylnook@nylnook-home ~]$ xsetwacom get 'Wacom Cintiq 27QHD touch Pen eraser' ToolID
1050636
for the Pro Pen (brough with the Cintiq) :
[nylnook@nylnook-home ~]$ xsetwacom get 'Wacom Cintiq 27QHD touch Pen stylus' ToolID
1443842
[nylnook@nylnook-home ~]$ xsetwacom get 'Wacom Cintiq 27QHD touch Pen eraser' ToolID
1443850
Thanks for your work !
Thanks for the prompt reply Camille! Your IDs look good. They are
defined in libwacom/data/libwacom.stylus. If you check libwacom.stylus
on your machine, you should see those IDs. Yours are in hexadecimal
though. So, they are: 100804 and 10080c for Art pen and 160802 and
16080a for pro pen in libwacom.stylus. It is not a driver or libwacom
issue, I think.
Maybe Carlos can troubleshoot further into g-s-d, at least check out
what IDs they get in g-s-d.
Ping
On Wed, Aug 16, 2017 at 12:19 PM, Camille Bissuel yagraph@users.sf.net wrote:
Thanks Ping !
I continued the bug here : https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=786400
My best regards from the French Alps ;)
Glad to know Carlos fixed it. Enjoy your vacation!
Thanks Ping !
Can't close, but this is fixed ;)