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From: SHIRAKAWA A. <shi...@gm...> - 2009-10-23 15:20:33
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Hello everybody. I hope somebody can help me solve this rather annoying problem I have with my Intuos4 Medium tablet and Ubuntu. Because of it I'm forced to use Windows. On some areas on the corners of the tablet (screen) the pointer tends to shake lightly but visibly even though the pen is perfectly still (pointer jitter). On the central area of the tablet the pointer appears instead to behave normally. This happens under Gnome on Ubuntu 9.04 and 9.10 RC (latest version at the time I'm writing). I tried to change USB ports, switch PC, and also change my Intuos4 pen, but with no luck. If I increase the Suppress value to higher values than default (30-40) this issue is somewhat mitigated, but at the cost of a sluggish cursor response, and when the pointer starts moving it still shakes a little anyway: it's not really a viable solution. Setting Suppress to 0 makes the pointer shake lightly but annoyingly almost everywhere on the screen. Oddly enough, with my previous Bamboo Fun tablet I didn't have any problem at all. Xidump reveals that on some areas around the corners of the tablet X and Y coordinates vary randomly and constantly back and forth by a maximum 25-30 units. I tried to install the new 0.8.5 development linuxwacom drivers, but with no luck. This problem appears to be occurring only on Linux: on Windows (Vista and Seven) on the same PC with the official Wacom drivers my Intuos4 tablet works flawlessly, and the pointer is perfectly stable everywhere on the screen. Does anybody else have this rather annoying problem under Linux with the Intuos4 tablet? I'm not really sure if this issue is due to a driver or a hardware problem. But again, the tablet works perfectly on Windows. -- SHIRAKAWA Akira |