Daniel Hulme-3 wrote:
On Tue, Jul 03, 2007 at 11:17:18AM -0400, John R. Culleton wrote: The below xorg.conf extract works on my Debian/sid box. IIRC, the /dev/input/wacom symlink referred to is created by udev in the default configuration, but if it isn't you may need to play with udev to get it to happen. Notice that I have another pointing device as my CorePointer (i.e. primary mouse), not shown here.
# Wacom Intuos 3 stuff
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I use an A5 Intuos 3 and it works just fine for me in Inkscape and the Gimp, and as a normal pointer. I had some problems initially because the stock wacom driver didn't support the Intuos 3, but that was 18 months ago, and they do now.
The Intuos 3 has some little buttons on either side of it that are supposed to be bound to the modifier keys. The wacom driver itself doesn't handle this: if you get a tablet with such buttons, you probably want to download and install the "expresskeys" utility, which will handle them for you.
Hi Daniel (and others).
Quite old topic, but I haven't found anything more related to my problem. It's about my Intuos3, ExpressKeys and Inkscape (in Ubuntu Gutsy). Tablet works fine as you said, both in Inkscape and Gimp, ExpressKeys works too, BUT... When I launch it (expresskeys -d), mouse buttons stops responding in Inkscape (and it's only in document canvas! I can still select tools and menus of Inkscape, just can't draw anything with mouse). It don't occur in Gimp. Have you (or anybody) met with this in your computer? (AFAIS, You've got the same Wacom model as I do, and your xorg.conf related section is also the same). ____ ODDie http://ODDied.net