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[basse <bastian.salmela@xxxxxxxxx>]

hmm, i haven't been looking into this for some time.. is this message
directed to me especially, or is it just automatic forward?

(i am basse)

.b


2009/10/1 Roberto Maurizzi <r.maurizzi@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>

> I can't say the situation is very clear: you asked some
> "bastian-salmela-gmail" -is he basse?- for a lspci for a problem that is:
> - related to an USB tablet
> - recognized by Trolltech to be caused by a QT bug
> - it's already fixed in QT 4.6.0
> - the linked ubuntu forum thread has a "hack" to fix it (it works, I've
> tested it)
>
> So... what do we do?
> Do you need some extra info for this? I can try to provide them for a Wacom
> Cintiq connected to a Dell Mini with Ubuntu 9.04.
>
> --
> wacom pressure doesn't work in QT applications
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/365420
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> of the bug.
>
> Status in “wacom-tools” package in Ubuntu: Invalid
>
> Bug description:
> When wacom tablet is plugged in, HAL recognizes it and gives names to each
> tools.
> Problem is, the naming on these is very different from old style "stylus"
> "eraser" "pointer" ..
>
> in Gimp/Inkscape it doesn't matter since you can configure the devices in
> program setup dialogs, but in QT applications, like Krita, there is no
> configuration available because the names are hardcoded in QT.
>
> So, in otherwords, pressure doesn't work in any QT applications.
>
>
> more information here (not a lot though)
> http://wiki.koffice.org/index.php?title=Krita/Known_problem_with_packages
>
> I'm running Kubuntu Jaunty preview.
>
> .b
>

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wacom pressure doesn't work in QT applications
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