Speed of Krita 2.4 ( out-topic tablet calibration )

[Timothée Giet]

So in Linux Mint Debian, with KDE Plasma desktop, same bug.
Happens with default config, just plug the 2 tablets and launch Krita: one
is totally misplaced on the canvas.
After I've tried to calibrate tablets proportionnaly as I usually do, same
issue (So it doesn't seem to be related to any xsetwacom calibration)
I've tried to use KDE wacom config gui, but it doesn't seem to work there
(even with only one tablet plugged the "force proportions" option never
apply)

This is another thing that makes me think Krita's tablet support probably
should be updated/fixed.


2011/8/4 Timothée Giet <animtim at gmail.com>

> I've tested adding my Graphire4 with my Intuos3 on Ubuntu 10.10 on my
> workstation, I confirm the bug.
>
> David: I've a Mint-Debian-XFCE just installed on my laptop, I'm going to
> install Plasma desktop to check if it works better there.
>
>
>
>
> 2011/8/4 Boudewijn Rempt <boud at valdyas.org>
>
>> On Thursday 04 August 2011 Aug, David REVOY wrote:
>> >
>> > > :-(. I haven't got a clue there... I've tried to reproduce by
>> attaching an intuos and a graphire and a second monitor to my laptop. I
>> didn't use xsetwacom directly, though, but KDE's wacom systemsettings
>> component, and that worked perfectly for making the intuos work only on the
>> second monitor.
>> > Oh, I understand, I guess it's something really related to
>> > X/Gnome/Qt-Kde management and Xsetwacom.
>> >
>> > Now, I use only 1 tablet ( Cintiq Embeded one surface ) , and Krita
>> > 'drawing zone' still don't answer to topX/bottomX/topY/BottomY
>> > xinput/xsetwacom argue. The weird things is that in 'cursor mode' ( ex:
>> > when pointer fly over GUI or when pressing control to color-pick ) the
>> > pointer at this moment is correctly mapped to the xsetwacom setting.
>> > So online the painting area and brush outliner seams to be affected.
>>
>> This is really so weird... I'm not sure where the problem is. Maybe we
>> should do a donation drive so I can get a cintiq :P
>>
>>
>> > btw, what I read above is a good argument to switch to KDE ;) (+what I
>> > read on G+ about gnome 3 , and the natural regression process of Ubuntu
>> > release for tablets getting worse and worse ... ).
>> > KDE desktop seams to be more tablet friendly ; I saw even a full GUI for
>> > configuring tablet. Really ? :)
>>
>> Yes, there is one. It's pretty good and I use it a lot. But it's not
>> perfect yet, and it isn't part of the default installation of KDE. But I've
>> approached the author to see how we can get there.
>>
>> > But hard to find a good Debian/Kde distrib ; I will give a test to Mepis
>> > maybe , or wait for Linux Mint Debian Edition KDE.
>>
>> If mint allows you to simply install the kde desktop profile, you could
>> switch without installing a completely new distribution.
>> --
>> Boudewijn Rempt
>> http://www.valdyas.org, http://www.krita.org,
>> http://www.boudewijnrempt.nl
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