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kcm-wacomtablet / kde_wacom_tabletfinder can see the tablet now and map it, but wacom-utility gives the same output as previously - "no graphics tablet detected". There's no diagnostic info logged to STDOUT/STDERR either.
Hi @battlesnake I was in a similar position to you with the device not being detected -- I think it's down to the right hex identifier missing from wacom_data.py.
You might be able to get it to show up using similar changes to mine? #6 - I think just adding:
self.Tablets.append(Tablet(" PTH-651-ENES", "Intuos Pro Medium", 0x315))
to the list in wacom_data.py should be enough to get it to show up when attached via the wired connection, although there will probably be more work to get any buttons working or to get it working over a wireless connection.
Wired:
Wireless:
Product is PTH-651-ENES (Intuos pro medium)
Result in both cases, when starting wacom-utility built from
6bad1ce
on Arch Linux with kernel version 4.14.123:I have
xf86-input-wacom
installed, and can use the tablet to move the cursor around and Krita detects the extra features (e.g. pressure).I have
xsetwacom
installed also:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: