Originally performed by @cbsrobot.
Also fixed a bug in scanning for Name=
key, which was preventing one of my tablets from being detected.
I've added a hack to make the Wacom CTE-630BT work (while over bluetooth using blutetoothctl). For the most part I only needed this software to set proportions properly for the active area.
Python/PyQt Wacom GUI for MATE/KDE
These instructions will help you get a copy of the project up and running on yoru local machine for development/testing purposes.
You will require a few packages to get this working on your system:
- PyQt5
- Running from source
- download the source, run wacom-gui.py from the wacom-gui directory
- you can also build an RPM from the SPEC file in the wacom-gui directory
- Running from RPM
- download the RPM, install
- RPM can be added to a repository for deployment
- menu option will appear under System > Preferences > Hardware > Wacom Tablet
- should work with any tablet detected by libwacom
- per tablet model configuration files
- supports multiple tablets at once, can be of the same model
- refresh connected devices without restarting the interface
- auto-load config on login
- Configuration Features
- Express Keys
- Enable/Disable/Default options
- supports modifier keys (Alt/Ctrl/Shift)
- can create custom, global keystrokes
- can create system hotkeys to run scripts/commands
- Stylus/Eraser
- pressure curve, sensitivity, various other options available
- mapping input to specific display as well as enabling "force perspective" for drawing area
- rotate tablet at 90° increments, as needed
- multi-monitor support with toggle to easily swap displays
- Touch
- enable/disable, if available for device
- enable/disable gestures, if desired as well as setting scroll/zoom sensitivity
- Express Keys
If you have found any bugs, have feature requests, or would like to contribute in some way please feel free to contact me.
This project is licensed under the GPL 3.0 License - See the LICENSE.nd file for details
touch icons:
All testing has been done on CentOS => 7.3. Due to major reworks from v0.2.x, it may not work on CentOS 6.x but it should, in theory, work.