Lot's of #Wayland tablet improvements coming thanks to the work of @nicofee and @kde

https://nicolasfella.de/posts/qt-wayland-tablet-improvements/

And if you'd like to see more, support the ongoing KDE fundraiser

https://kde.org/fundraisers/yearend2024/

πŸ“· by @davidrevoy

#linux #floss #qt #kdegoals #kde #artwithopensource

Qt Wayland Tablet Improvents

A few weeks ago Qt 6.8 was released, delivering many fixes and improvements for our software. Some of them were contributed by yours truly, and in this post I want to highlight some of them. They relate to graphics tablet/stylus input on Wayland. Before we go into the fixes let’s have a quick overview of the flow of tablet input events on Wayland: The genesis of input events is in the kernel driver for the particular tablet, which talks to the hardware (via USB, bluetooth etc).

Nico's blog

I have a question for @davidrevoy :
which "driver" do you use to make the xp-pen work under wayland? The official binary one or do you have a better reccomendation?

CC @redstrate maybe you know too?

@davidrevoy @redstrate
Artist 16 2nd gen (not pro)

@portaloffreedom @redstrate Hey Dek. I'm not using Wayland: Krita is still not developed for Wayland and it has many hiccups under it ( https://bugs.kde.org/buglist.cgi?quicksearch=wayland&list_id=2895024 ← edit: it looks like the "quicksearch" of bugzilla doesn't list Wayland specific bugs only, I just browsed, sorry)

I use a X11 session, my notes (you probably know them) are here: https://www.davidrevoy.com/article1004/xppen-artist-pro-16-gen-2-review-on-gnulinux