Bug #754836 “WACOM Tablet function” : Bugs : Inkscape

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su_v (suv-lp) wrote on 2011-04-08:

#1

Could you provide a link to the upstream bug you filed for GTK+?
Also, please add information about your OS/platform and Inkscape version you use.

tags:

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su_v (suv-lp) wrote on 2011-04-08:

#2

Is this about the same issue as reported in bug #166919 “GTK BUG: pointer shifted relative to tablet pen position”?
<https://bugs.launchpad.net/inkscape/+bug/166919>

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David Myhr (david-e-myhr) wrote on 2011-04-08: RE: [Bug 754836] Re: WACOM Tablet function

#3

Pretty much, however the shift is constant as far as I can tell, speed has no effect.

David

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Subject: [Bug 754836] Re: WACOM Tablet function

Is this about the same issue as reported in bug #166919 “GTK BUG: pointer shifted relative to tablet pen position”?
<https://bugs.launchpad.net/inkscape/+bug/166919>

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Title:
WACOM Tablet function

Status in Inkscape: A Vector Drawing Tool:
New

Bug description:
  The problems people are having with the WACOM tablet are due to the
  Gnu Tool Kit and have been around for at least 5 or 6 years. I
  submitted a bug to Bugzilla when I discovered problems with GIMP. When
  using the tablet in the mouse mode the cursor and the actual point
  that an action occurs are offset. In the Pen mode the tablet functions
  normally.

  As I said, the problem in in the GTK and not the application (I have
  discovered that any application the uses the GTK will have problems
  with WACOM tablets. A few are GIMP, Calibre and Inkscape.

  The bug has been batted around in the GNU community for at least 5
  years that I know of. A check of the Bugzilla site will confirm this.
  As far as I know nothing appears to be being done about it since I
  haven't received any notifications from Bugzilla in several months.

  There was a lot of activity about 4 years ago but a solution was never
  found. I find it difficult to believe the the rest of the graphics
  programs seem to be able to function as expected but the GTK folks
  can't or won't solve the problem.

  I have two WACOM tablets Intous3 and Bamboo and they both have the
  problem. Anything that can be done to get the GTK folks to fix their
  software would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

David

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Pretty much, however the shift is constant as far as I can tell, speed has no effect.

David

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Subject: [Bug 754836] Re: WACOM Tablet function

Is this about the same issue as reported in bug #166919 “GTK BUG: pointer shifted relative to tablet pen position”?
<https://bugs.launchpad.net/inkscape/+bug/166919>

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Title:
  WACOM Tablet function

Status in Inkscape: A Vector Drawing Tool:
  New

Bug description:
  The problems people are having with the WACOM tablet are due to the
  Gnu Tool Kit and have been around for at least 5 or 6 years. I
  submitted a bug to Bugzilla when I discovered problems with GIMP. When
  using the tablet in the mouse mode the cursor and the actual point
  that an action occurs are offset. In the Pen mode the tablet functions
  normally.

As I said, the problem in in the GTK and not the application (I have
  discovered that any application the uses the GTK will have problems
  with WACOM tablets. A few are GIMP, Calibre and Inkscape.

The bug has been batted around in the GNU community for at least 5
  years that I know of. A check of the Bugzilla site will confirm this.
  As far as I know nothing appears to be being done about it since I
  haven't received any notifications from Bugzilla in several months.

There was a lot of activity about 4 years ago but a solution was never
  found. I find it difficult to believe the the rest of the graphics
  programs seem to be able to function as expected but the GTK folks
  can't or won't solve the problem.

I have two WACOM tablets Intous3 and Bamboo and they both have the
  problem. Anything that can be done to get the GTK folks to fix their
  software would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

David

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David Myhr (david-e-myhr) wrote on 2011-04-08:

#4

I'm sorry I no longer have any of the e-mails saved. I'm using Windows XP SP3 and Inkscape 0.48.1-2. If you can get in the bugzilla tracking system and search for wacom the history should be there. As I recall it was bounced back and forth between the GIMP folks and the GTK folks. The last e-mail I received was months ago and I didn't save it.

David

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Subject: [Bug 754836] Re: WACOM Tablet function

Could you provide a link to the upstream bug you filed for GTK+?
Also, please add information about your OS/platform and Inkscape version you use.

** Tags added: tablet

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Title:
WACOM Tablet function

Status in Inkscape: A Vector Drawing Tool:
New

Bug description:
  The problems people are having with the WACOM tablet are due to the
  Gnu Tool Kit and have been around for at least 5 or 6 years. I
  submitted a bug to Bugzilla when I discovered problems with GIMP. When
  using the tablet in the mouse mode the cursor and the actual point
  that an action occurs are offset. In the Pen mode the tablet functions
  normally.

  As I said, the problem in in the GTK and not the application (I have
  discovered that any application the uses the GTK will have problems
  with WACOM tablets. A few are GIMP, Calibre and Inkscape.

  The bug has been batted around in the GNU community for at least 5
  years that I know of. A check of the Bugzilla site will confirm this.
  As far as I know nothing appears to be being done about it since I
  haven't received any notifications from Bugzilla in several months.

  There was a lot of activity about 4 years ago but a solution was never
  found. I find it difficult to believe the the rest of the graphics
  programs seem to be able to function as expected but the GTK folks
  can't or won't solve the problem.

  I have two WACOM tablets Intous3 and Bamboo and they both have the
  problem. Anything that can be done to get the GTK folks to fix their
  software would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

David

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I'm sorry I no longer have any of the e-mails saved. I'm using Windows XP SP3 and Inkscape 0.48.1-2. If you can get in the bugzilla tracking system and search for wacom the history should be there. As I recall it was bounced back and forth between the GIMP folks and the GTK folks. The last e-mail I received was months ago and I didn't save it.

David

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Sent: Friday, April 08, 2011 10:35 AM
To: david@e-myhr.com
Subject: [Bug 754836] Re: WACOM Tablet function

Could you provide a link to the upstream bug you filed for GTK+?
Also, please add information about your OS/platform and Inkscape version you use.

** Tags added: tablet

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Title:
  WACOM Tablet function

Status in Inkscape: A Vector Drawing Tool:
  New

Bug description:
  The problems people are having with the WACOM tablet are due to the
  Gnu Tool Kit and have been around for at least 5 or 6 years. I
  submitted a bug to Bugzilla when I discovered problems with GIMP. When
  using the tablet in the mouse mode the cursor and the actual point
  that an action occurs are offset. In the Pen mode the tablet functions
  normally.

As I said, the problem in in the GTK and not the application (I have
  discovered that any application the uses the GTK will have problems
  with WACOM tablets. A few are GIMP, Calibre and Inkscape.

The bug has been batted around in the GNU community for at least 5
  years that I know of. A check of the Bugzilla site will confirm this.
  As far as I know nothing appears to be being done about it since I
  haven't received any notifications from Bugzilla in several months.

There was a lot of activity about 4 years ago but a solution was never
  found. I find it difficult to believe the the rest of the graphics
  programs seem to be able to function as expected but the GTK folks
  can't or won't solve the problem.

I have two WACOM tablets Intous3 and Bamboo and they both have the
  problem. Anything that can be done to get the GTK folks to fix their
  software would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

David

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su_v (suv-lp) on 2011-04-08

tags:	added: win32
description:	updated

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David Myhr (david-e-myhr) wrote on 2011-04-08:

#5

Try this,

https://bugzilla.gnome.org/buglist.cgi?quicksearch=wacom+gtk

David

-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Friday, April 08, 2011 10:35 AM
To: <email address hidden>
Subject: [Bug 754836] Re: WACOM Tablet function

Could you provide a link to the upstream bug you filed for GTK+?
Also, please add information about your OS/platform and Inkscape version you use.

** Tags added: tablet

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Title:
WACOM Tablet function

Status in Inkscape: A Vector Drawing Tool:
New

Bug description:
  The problems people are having with the WACOM tablet are due to the
  Gnu Tool Kit and have been around for at least 5 or 6 years. I
  submitted a bug to Bugzilla when I discovered problems with GIMP. When
  using the tablet in the mouse mode the cursor and the actual point
  that an action occurs are offset. In the Pen mode the tablet functions
  normally.

  As I said, the problem in in the GTK and not the application (I have
  discovered that any application the uses the GTK will have problems
  with WACOM tablets. A few are GIMP, Calibre and Inkscape.

  The bug has been batted around in the GNU community for at least 5
  years that I know of. A check of the Bugzilla site will confirm this.
  As far as I know nothing appears to be being done about it since I
  haven't received any notifications from Bugzilla in several months.

  There was a lot of activity about 4 years ago but a solution was never
  found. I find it difficult to believe the the rest of the graphics
  programs seem to be able to function as expected but the GTK folks
  can't or won't solve the problem.

  I have two WACOM tablets Intous3 and Bamboo and they both have the
  problem. Anything that can be done to get the GTK folks to fix their
  software would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

David

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Try this,

https://bugzilla.gnome.org/buglist.cgi?quicksearch=wacom+gtk

David

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Sent: Friday, April 08, 2011 10:35 AM
To: david@e-myhr.com
Subject: [Bug 754836] Re: WACOM Tablet function

Could you provide a link to the upstream bug you filed for GTK+?
Also, please add information about your OS/platform and Inkscape version you use.

** Tags added: tablet

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Title:
  WACOM Tablet function

Status in Inkscape: A Vector Drawing Tool:
  New

Bug description:
  The problems people are having with the WACOM tablet are due to the
  Gnu Tool Kit and have been around for at least 5 or 6 years. I
  submitted a bug to Bugzilla when I discovered problems with GIMP. When
  using the tablet in the mouse mode the cursor and the actual point
  that an action occurs are offset. In the Pen mode the tablet functions
  normally.

As I said, the problem in in the GTK and not the application (I have
  discovered that any application the uses the GTK will have problems
  with WACOM tablets. A few are GIMP, Calibre and Inkscape.

The bug has been batted around in the GNU community for at least 5
  years that I know of. A check of the Bugzilla site will confirm this.
  As far as I know nothing appears to be being done about it since I
  haven't received any notifications from Bugzilla in several months.

There was a lot of activity about 4 years ago but a solution was never
  found. I find it difficult to believe the the rest of the graphics
  programs seem to be able to function as expected but the GTK folks
  can't or won't solve the problem.

I have two WACOM tablets Intous3 and Bamboo and they both have the
  problem. Anything that can be done to get the GTK folks to fix their
  software would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

David

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David Myhr (david-e-myhr) wrote on 2011-04-08:

#6

Also this,

http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=154657

David

-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Friday, April 08, 2011 10:35 AM
To: <email address hidden>
Subject: [Bug 754836] Re: WACOM Tablet function

Could you provide a link to the upstream bug you filed for GTK+?
Also, please add information about your OS/platform and Inkscape version you use.

** Tags added: tablet

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Title:
WACOM Tablet function

Status in Inkscape: A Vector Drawing Tool:
New

Bug description:
  The problems people are having with the WACOM tablet are due to the
  Gnu Tool Kit and have been around for at least 5 or 6 years. I
  submitted a bug to Bugzilla when I discovered problems with GIMP. When
  using the tablet in the mouse mode the cursor and the actual point
  that an action occurs are offset. In the Pen mode the tablet functions
  normally.

  As I said, the problem in in the GTK and not the application (I have
  discovered that any application the uses the GTK will have problems
  with WACOM tablets. A few are GIMP, Calibre and Inkscape.

  The bug has been batted around in the GNU community for at least 5
  years that I know of. A check of the Bugzilla site will confirm this.
  As far as I know nothing appears to be being done about it since I
  haven't received any notifications from Bugzilla in several months.

  There was a lot of activity about 4 years ago but a solution was never
  found. I find it difficult to believe the the rest of the graphics
  programs seem to be able to function as expected but the GTK folks
  can't or won't solve the problem.

  I have two WACOM tablets Intous3 and Bamboo and they both have the
  problem. Anything that can be done to get the GTK folks to fix their
  software would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

David

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Also this,

http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=154657

David

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Sent: Friday, April 08, 2011 10:35 AM
To: david@e-myhr.com
Subject: [Bug 754836] Re: WACOM Tablet function

Could you provide a link to the upstream bug you filed for GTK+?
Also, please add information about your OS/platform and Inkscape version you use.

** Tags added: tablet

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Title:
  WACOM Tablet function

Status in Inkscape: A Vector Drawing Tool:
  New

Bug description:
  The problems people are having with the WACOM tablet are due to the
  Gnu Tool Kit and have been around for at least 5 or 6 years. I
  submitted a bug to Bugzilla when I discovered problems with GIMP. When
  using the tablet in the mouse mode the cursor and the actual point
  that an action occurs are offset. In the Pen mode the tablet functions
  normally.

As I said, the problem in in the GTK and not the application (I have
  discovered that any application the uses the GTK will have problems
  with WACOM tablets. A few are GIMP, Calibre and Inkscape.

The bug has been batted around in the GNU community for at least 5
  years that I know of. A check of the Bugzilla site will confirm this.
  As far as I know nothing appears to be being done about it since I
  haven't received any notifications from Bugzilla in several months.

There was a lot of activity about 4 years ago but a solution was never
  found. I find it difficult to believe the the rest of the graphics
  programs seem to be able to function as expected but the GTK folks
  can't or won't solve the problem.

I have two WACOM tablets Intous3 and Bamboo and they both have the
  problem. Anything that can be done to get the GTK folks to fix their
  software would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

David

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su_v (suv-lp) wrote on 2011-04-08:

#7

> If you can get in the bugzilla tracking system and search for wacom the history should be there.

If you report an upstream GKT+ issue - which, as you say yourself, can't be fixed in the affected applications - in Inkscape's bug tracker, I think it's up to you to provide the necessary details…

@JazzyNico - what's your take on this report? Duplicate of bug #166919?

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su_v (suv-lp) wrote on 2011-04-08:

#8

Related upstream report is

167958 – WACOM Graphire3 Tablet cursor does track correctly.
<https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=167958>

which was marked as duplicate of

154657 – Tablet puck or stylus doesn't track properly in relative (mouse) mode (wintab)
<https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=154657>

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David Myhr (david-e-myhr) wrote on 2011-04-10:

#9

This issue is narrowed down to four apps that I use regularly. They are GIMP 2.6, Inscape 0.48, Google Earth, and Calibre(E-book manager). When I use the Intuous 3 tablet (hooked to my laptop) I can selectively set the tablet to use the mouse in pen mode for these apps and the cursor is positioned correctly. With the Bamboo (Graphire) tablet Hooked to my desktop) the mouse must be set to pen mode for all apps which is inconvenient at times.

My question is this issue being worked on and can one expect to see a fix at sometime in the foreseeable future?

Thanks,

David

-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Friday, April 08, 2011 11:39 AM
To: <email address hidden>
Subject: [Bug 754836] Re: WACOM Tablet function

Related upstream report is

167958 – WACOM Graphire3 Tablet cursor does track correctly.
<https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=167958>

which was marked as duplicate of

154657 – Tablet puck or stylus doesn't track properly in relative (mouse) mode (wintab)
<https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=154657>

** Bug watch added: GNOME Bug Tracker #167958
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=167958

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Title:
WACOM Tablet function

Status in Inkscape: A Vector Drawing Tool:
New

Bug description:
  The problems people are having with the WACOM tablet are due to the
  Gnu Tool Kit and have been around for at least 5 or 6 years. I
  submitted a bug to Bugzilla when I discovered problems with GIMP. When
  using the tablet in the mouse mode the cursor and the actual point
  that an action occurs are offset. In the Pen mode the tablet functions
  normally.

  As I said, the problem in in the GTK and not the application (I have
  discovered that any application the uses the GTK will have problems
  with WACOM tablets. A few are GIMP, Calibre and Inkscape.

  The bug has been batted around in the GNU community for at least 5
  years that I know of. A check of the Bugzilla site will confirm this.
  As far as I know nothing appears to be being done about it since I
  haven't received any notifications from Bugzilla in several months.

  There was a lot of activity about 4 years ago but a solution was never
  found. I find it difficult to believe the the rest of the graphics
  programs seem to be able to function as expected but the GTK folks
  can't or won't solve the problem.

  I have two WACOM tablets Intous3 and Bamboo and they both have the
  problem. Anything that can be done to get the GTK folks to fix their
  software would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

David

[Windows XP SP3, Inkscape 0.48.1-2]

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This issue is narrowed down to four apps that I use regularly. They are GIMP 2.6, Inscape 0.48, Google Earth, and Calibre(E-book manager). When I use the Intuous 3 tablet (hooked to my laptop) I can selectively set the tablet to use the mouse in pen mode for these apps and the cursor is positioned correctly. With the Bamboo (Graphire) tablet Hooked to my desktop) the mouse must be set to pen mode for all apps which is inconvenient at times.

My question is this issue being worked on and can one expect to see a fix at sometime in the foreseeable future?

Thanks,

David

-----Original Message-----
From: bounces@canonical.com [mailto:bounces@canonical.com] On Behalf Of ~suv
Sent: Friday, April 08, 2011 11:39 AM
To: david@e-myhr.com
Subject: [Bug 754836] Re: WACOM Tablet function

Related upstream report is

167958 – WACOM Graphire3 Tablet cursor does track correctly.
<https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=167958>

which was marked as duplicate of

154657 – Tablet puck or stylus doesn't track properly in relative (mouse) mode (wintab)
<https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=154657>

** Bug watch added: GNOME Bug Tracker #167958
   https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=167958

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Title:
  WACOM Tablet function

Status in Inkscape: A Vector Drawing Tool:
  New

Bug description:
  The problems people are having with the WACOM tablet are due to the
  Gnu Tool Kit and have been around for at least 5 or 6 years. I
  submitted a bug to Bugzilla when I discovered problems with GIMP. When
  using the tablet in the mouse mode the cursor and the actual point
  that an action occurs are offset. In the Pen mode the tablet functions
  normally.

As I said, the problem in in the GTK and not the application (I have
  discovered that any application the uses the GTK will have problems
  with WACOM tablets. A few are GIMP, Calibre and Inkscape.

The bug has been batted around in the GNU community for at least 5
  years that I know of. A check of the Bugzilla site will confirm this.
  As far as I know nothing appears to be being done about it since I
  haven't received any notifications from Bugzilla in several months.

There was a lot of activity about 4 years ago but a solution was never
  found. I find it difficult to believe the the rest of the graphics
  programs seem to be able to function as expected but the GTK folks
  can't or won't solve the problem.

I have two WACOM tablets Intous3 and Bamboo and they both have the
  problem. Anything that can be done to get the GTK folks to fix their
  software would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

David

[Windows XP SP3, Inkscape 0.48.1-2]

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jazzynico (jazzynico) wrote on 2011-04-11:

#10

~suv> Duplicate of bug #166919?

Yes!

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status:	New → Invalid

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