2012/5/17 Gwenouille <[email protected]>: >>Clearly the Wacom support on Windows is inadequate. Whether it's >>GIMP's or Windows' or GTK+'s fault, I don't know, but the GIMP >>developers certainly know. Look at the two different states of the >>Input Devices dialog I attach to this message. > > I'd like to, but i see no attached images ! Where can i find them ? > I see no image in the message, and no link to them.
This is because you are not looking at the mailing list, but at the gimpusers pseudo-forum, which is an incomplete mirror of the proper list. Look at https://mail.gnome.org/archives/gimp-user-list/, or better, subscribe to this list. My actual message is here: https://mail.gnome.org/archives/gimp-user-list/2012-May/msg00323.html > Good to know that the developpers know about that. I know there are plans to > move to GTK3, maybe that'll solve the issue. I think so. But it works on GNU/Linux. >>The various Wacom pens are not specifically detected by the input >>device support, since when I took the two attached sceenshots, I was >>not even using the tablet. And the Wheel line is present for all Wacom >>components, including the eraser, the cursor (i.e., the Wacom mouse), >>and the pad. > > I'd like to see that screenshot ! I told you above how to do. >>That's a version of Ubuntu much too old. GIMP 2.8 does not work with >>11.04, and I understand that having it to work with 11.10 needs a >>little preliminary work. With 12.04, it's directly accessible via >>apt-get or similar tools. > > Understood. I will burn an iso for the new LTS version. But nevertheless, > I've started gimp on that old ubuntu, and i had more input devices than on > Windows... But it's probably 2.6.12, and thus you have only a very primitive version of the paint dynamics. > I'm going to look at wacom forums too... Not sure it will help. -- Olivier Lecarme _______________________________________________ gimp-user-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user-list
