Got it perfectly running, now someone can help to get it fixed for all by default. So the steps are:
1. Add usbhid.quirks=0x056a:0x0319:0x40000000 to the grub boot cmdline(/etc/default/grub). Now the tablet is already working with wacom driver but automatically assigned wacom driver doesn't support touchpad and it's keyboard part
2. I have added to 50-wacom.conf (/usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d/) the line MatchIsTablet "on"
in the first section after
MatchProduct "Wacom|WACOM|Hanwang|PTK-540WL|ISD-V4"
This way "evdev" works for keyboard and pad parts of the device and "wacom" only for tablet
Everything works, including three-finger swipes(which are sent by keyboard driver as Alt-Left, Alt-Right, Super etc) and pressure sensitivity of pen!
There must be a better way to match Bamboo Pad without breaking the generic wacom file but I have no experience of doing that, still I will try later if no one else does it faster.
For the wired edition replace 0x0319 with 0x0318 in the grub cmdline
Hooray :)
Got it perfectly running, now someone can help to get it fixed for all by default. So the steps are: quirks= 0x056a: 0x0319: 0x40000000 to the grub boot cmdline( /etc/default/ grub). Now the tablet is already working with wacom driver but automatically assigned wacom driver doesn't support touchpad and it's keyboard part
1. Add usbhid.
2. I have added to 50-wacom.conf (/usr/share/ X11/xorg. conf.d/ ) the line
MatchIsTablet "on" WACOM|Hanwang| PTK-540WL| ISD-V4"
in the first section after
MatchProduct "Wacom|
This way "evdev" works for keyboard and pad parts of the device and "wacom" only for tablet
Everything works, including three-finger swipes(which are sent by keyboard driver as Alt-Left, Alt-Right, Super etc) and pressure sensitivity of pen!
There must be a better way to match Bamboo Pad without breaking the generic wacom file but I have no experience of doing that, still I will try later if no one else does it faster.
For the wired edition replace 0x0319 with 0x0318 in the grub cmdline
Hooray :)