I tried to do some more work this time using Gimp 2.7.3 (compiled myself on
Xubuntu 11.10 from some instructions)
And using my Wacom intuos 3.
I can confirm that both bugs are still there:
- sometimes you make a stroke , but you might have just as well stayed
in bed, because gimp won't move the
I'll have to get back to you on these. I'm still using gimp 2.6, mainly
out of cowardice.
meanwhile, I don't know the difference between "gnome" "gnome shell" "ubuntu
classic" "unity" "compiz" "metacity"
-- some of them are window managers, some are something else. It's confusing
and I haven't s
thanks Chris -- though the reason I think it's the same bug is that the
solution is the same, ie go back to gnome desktop. I've now tested it
and it works pretty well on gnome.
(Actually, I still saw the sudden leap to x=0 or y=0 once or twice in
hundreds of test strokes -- it must be some kind o
"up"graded to oneiric ocelot 11.10 (what ARE the Ubuntu people of power
thinking about these days?)
with Unity2D the gimp problem is different (but equally crippling) --
Wacom Intuos 3: when I touch the pad to introduce a stroke (eg brush or
eraser), the gimp appears often to get a signal to draw
I haven't tried ocelot yet, but on Natty it is only a problem with Unity
-- ie going back to gnome removes the problem.
When you look at the output from "xinput" it seems (and I'm not
experienced here) that the driver is generating the right combination of
ups and downs.
So it seems to be some in
I agree with Stefan Zeyen.
Although I did always have trouble (since approximately Jaunty!) with
operating menus with the stylus or the mouse, the problem with failure
in the actual painting canvas is brand new in Maverick.
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xinput test -proximity
appears to generate matched button 1 press/release, properly nested inside
proximity in/out
-- so I don't think it's the driver
incscape seems to work ok, so it's probably not gtk+ ??
only gimp :-(
So I can't use gimp.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/786317
Title:
wacom intuous3 often fails to draw stroke (release click not
recognised?)
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gimp
It appears that sometimes when the pen is lifted a "button up" command is
somehow not sent to gimp.
This is new in Natty (it all worked beautifully in Maverick)
gimp 2.6.11,
ubuntu natty
Wacom intuous3 6x8
To reproduce:
make sure you have selecte
** Description changed:
In Ubuntu intrepid:
- seems if I change the default terminal and its execute flag, then when I
- go back to gnome-terminal it forgets it should use -x. If I type a
- custom command "gnome-terminal" it selects the built-in option without
+ seems if I change the default
Public bug reported:
In Ubuntu intrepid:
seems if I change the default terminal and its execute flag, then when I
go back to gnome-terminal it forgets it should use -x. If I type a
custom command "gnome-terminal" it selects the built-in option without
giving me a chance to change the execute fla
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