File	Date	Author	Commit
docs	2010-07-14	pingc	[e8a7a6] Added new devices to udev rules
src	2017-03-27	Jason Gerecke	[89f596] Add support for Oracle Solaris 10
.gitignore	2011-02-26	Ping Cheng	[27d698] Added .gitignores
AUTHORS	2008-01-03	pingc	[1b5226] Clean support of outbound tracking for Bamboo
ChangeLog	2012-01-13	Ping Cheng	[375811] Add Cintiq 24HD support
GPL	2009-04-23	pingc	[0c443b] Updated wacomcpl
Makefile.am	2010-03-10	pingc	[f0659a] Updated Bamboo P & T support and 2FGT gestures
README	2009-04-23	pingc	[0c443b] Updated wacomcpl
README.solaris.md	2017-03-27	Jason Gerecke	[89f596] Add support for Oracle Solaris 10
THIRDPARTYLICENSEREADME.txt	2017-03-27	Jason Gerecke	[89f596] Add support for Oracle Solaris 10
bootstrap	2008-01-03	pingc	[1b5226] Clean support of outbound tracking for Bamboo
configure.in	2017-04-28	Jason Gerecke	[a8efc9] linuxwacom 0.12.0
mkxincludes.in	2008-01-03	pingc	[1b5226] Clean support of outbound tracking for Bamboo
solaris-build.sh	2017-03-27	Jason Gerecke	[89f596] Add support for Oracle Solaris 10

Read Me

README
April 23, 2009

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Most end users would probably only need to update the /etc/X11/xorg.conf file 
and sometime probably the Wacom X driver as well to use the rich features that 
Wacom tablets offer.  The steps could be as simple as:

    $ su
    # cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.bak
    # gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf

then follow the step listed at http://linuxwacom.sourceforge.net/index.php/howto/x11
or "man wacom" if you don't have network access to add sections for Wacom device.

If by some reason your distribution doesn't have include Wacom driver or you want to 
to use the newer release, you can download the package then

    $ bunzip2 linuxwacom.tar.bz2
    $ tar xvf linuxwacom.tar
    $ cd linuxwacom/prebuilt
    $ su
    # yum remove linuxwacom
    # ./uninstall
    # ./install
    # reboot

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However, if you have a USB tablet which is newer than your running kernel, i.e., 
the tablet is not supported by your running kernel, or you are a developer who is 
willing to build the driver from the source, there are extra work waiting for you.

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BUILDING FROM TARBALL:

As you would expect, run configure and make.  Configure options are explained below.

    $ ./configure && make

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CONFIGURE OPTIONS:

This file contains hints for building the sources.  There are a number of build
 targets, some of which are not built automatically.  Here is the
breakdown:

      wacom.o: not built by default (--enable-wacom, --disable-wacom)
      wacdump: built by default (--enable-wacdump, --disable-wacdump)
       xidump: built by default (--enable-xidump, --disable-xidump)
    xsetwacom: built by default (--enable-xsetwacom, --disable-xsetwacom)
        hid.o: not built by default (--enable-hid, --disable-hid;  Only kernels 2.6.18 or older need it.)
  wacom_drv.o: built by default (--enable-wacomdrv, --disable-wacomdrv)

There are many options, and configure will attempt to guess the correct
values for most of them.  By default, only wacomcpl, xsetwacom,  wacom_drv.o, 
xidump, and wacdump program are built.

Please surf the HOWTO page at http://linuxwacom.sf.net/index.php/howto/main 
(or the miniHOWTO at http://linuxwacom.sourceforge.net/index.php/minihowto if 
you run a Fedora system) to find the proper options if the default building 
environment doesn't work for you.

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WEBSITE: http://linuxwacom.sf.net