# Configuration opttions to use – supply your own. # (Identical to the default, so not essential to mention.)
MatchProduct "Serial Wacom Tablet WACf00c" # Product to configure – supply your own product identifier.
You would insert them as " Option" lines into a framework like below: Section "InputClass" That's the new proper place to put these configuration files – no longer /usr/share/X11// as mentioned in the other answer from 2010.įill the file with the options to configure it. You may have to create the /etc/X11// directory. For that, use xsetwacom as you did to configure your device as needed, and then use the following command (with your own product identifier) to list its configuration in the format needed by the Xorg configuration file: xsetwacom -get allĬreate a file /etc/X11//nf, or however you want to name it. Supported Input Format: BMP, JPEG, PNG, PSD, OCI(openCanvas format), WPB(openCanvas 1. Supported the pen pressure with tablets PC that is compatible to TabletPC API. The option names are different from those supplied to xsetwacom, but they can be converted automatically. Supported the pen pressure with Wacom tablet. That suffix is rather the mode of the product and not part of its identifier modes can be touch, pen, eraser, cursor.įind the options to use. Or simply use the product identifier reported by xinput -list but omit the "touch" at the end. For this, look into your /var/log/Xorg.0.log for a line that mentions your Wacom tablet's product identifier, such as "Using input driver 'wacom' for '…'". For me, the cleanest way seems to be to provide the settings as options to the X server.įind out your device identifier.
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