I've personally disliked wacomcpl for a long long time.
1. Ugly Tcl interface
2. It tries to be too smart and edits my ~/.xinitrc, and *ALWAYS*
botches it.
3. When "xsetwacom list dev" returns no devices, it borks.
Most of wacomcpl functionality can be done by RTFM + xsetwacom, so it's
not usually an issue. However, as pointed out here, stylus calibration
could use GUI to set the parameters.
So I wrote one :). I'm attaching a Gtk+perl script that helps
calibrating the stylus. If it doesn't get a list of devices from
'xsetwacom list dev', then it looks in the environment variables
'WACOM_*'.
It also doesn't touch your ~/.xinitrc. It only saves the calibration
parameters to ~/.calibrate.X (where X=1,2,3,4 depending on the tablet
rotation). It's up to the user to source (or not to source) these files
on startup. I personally automate by running
WACOM_STYLUS=<name of your stylus device>
tablet_rotation=$(xsetwacom get "$WACOM_STYLUS" Rotate)
[[ -f ~/.calibrate.$tablet_rotation ]] && \
source ~/.calibrate.$tablet_rotation
on startup, and every time the screen is rotated.
GI
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calibrate.pl
Description: Perl program
