Good to hear. Sounds pretty much as expected until now; GTK cannot handle tablet hotplugging, and mypaint enables all tablets only at start time, so it acts like a mouse. When you have compiled your own GTK it should be binary-compatible; you will not need to rebuild mypaint, just replacing the .dll(s) at the right place should do.
Regards Martin On Tue, Oct 11, 2011 at 02:41:59AM +0300, Mihai Cozma wrote: > Ok, so my initial testing revealed the following: > > 1. Start up my paint, painted with mouse, everything worked OK. > 2. "Woke up" my tablet (wasn't used up to this point since my machine was > started) and started to paint. everything went OK, no crash, no pointer > offset. However, I noticed it didn't pick up pressure data at all, it was > behaving like a normal mouse. > 3. Closed my paint. > 4. Started up again, painted with mouse, all OK. > 5. Now that my tablet is not sleeping, whenever I get the pen close to it, > MyPaint crashes. > > Tomorrow I'll dive into GTK compiling (fingers crossed) and if that goes > well I'll try to apply your patches one by one and test after each one, to > see which fixes what from the behavior I initially observed. -- Martin Renold _______________________________________________ Mypaint-discuss mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/mypaint-discuss
