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** Changed in: xf86-input-wacom (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Fix Released
** Changed in: xf86-input-wacom (Ubuntu)
Assignee: Bryce Harrington (bryce) => (unassigned)
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Both the pen and touch worked right out of the box. To get multitouch
working I used the following command:
xsetwacom set "Serial Wacom Tablet touch" Gesture "on"
Everything works great now. Thanks for the help!
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Hey Alathald,
Hi, have you had a chance to test if this bug is still present in natty?
If it does (and if you're the original reporter), please boot into natty
and run the command:
apport-collect
which will update the bug with fresh logs and tag the bug as affecting
natty. (It is best to r
This gets multitouch working perfectly on the T4310 as well, though I
did manage to kill my pen's functionality through my own sheer stupidity
(messing around with xorg.conf.d is not a good idea, esp when you forget
to make backups).
Anyway, huge thanks to Bryce, ytmnd!
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Fujitsu T4310 serial w
Also see bug #654507. utouch supposedly will work with the wacom-dkms
package however sounds like it's a bit buggy.
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Fujitsu T4310 serial wacom touchscreen not working
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/678100
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The above gets single-touch working.
To get two-finger touch working (two fingers appears to be the max the
driver can do), I did this:
br...@lynmouth:~$ xsetwacom set "touch" Gesture "on"
br...@lynmouth:~$ xinput list-props "touch" | grep Gesture
Wacom Enable Touch Gesture (266):
To get my T4410 working with wacom, I used the attached xorg.conf. (We
could probably pump all that into a udev rule to make it autoconfigure.)
I also did a `sudo modprobe wacom` and restarted X.
br...@lynmouth:~$ xinput list
⎡ Virtual core pointer id=2[master pointe
As it happens, I have a Fujitsu T4410 myself. Ironically, I'd gotten it
so I could work on Ubuntu's multitouch project, but then found out it
uses a serial interface and the wacom kernel driver so wasn't valid for
our development purposes (which was focused on N-Trig and USB interface
devices).
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