On Windows, the VisTablet PenPad teleports the cursor as-expected, both with the basic tablet driver included with Windows, and VisTablet's driver. When I tap the left corner, and then right of my tablet, you can see on the VisTablet how it leaves a trail over the osu! window (which shouldn't happen). Im confused as to why the tablet specifically reacts differently in Linux (I originally figured it to occur with all tablets under Linux, but thats not the case).
When the cursor just teleports (pen lift, then down at a new location), it does not leave a trail. On Windows, the VisTablet PenPad teleports the cursor as-expected, both with the basic tablet driver included with Windows, and VisTablets driver. When the cursor moves (no pen lifting), it leaves a trail on osu!. Here's a video to show this: Tablet Cursor Movement Linux - YouTube My friend's Wacom Bamboo tablet however actually works as I expect it to (teleports the cursor instead of moving it). The tablet I primarily use (which shows the problem) is a VisTablet PenPad (shows up in Linux as a Wacom PL700). However, there is something I just noticed.
On Linux however, the cursor will quickly move from its previous location to the next. The entire cursor (the pink circle) itself teleports to the new location.
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Here's the expected behavior on Windows and my VisTablet PenPad: If it is a Wacom tablet look for a wacom package to install.Įither way, more information is needed.It operates in absolute mode, but I'll try to explain it a bit better with some videos. I have that with my Adesso tablet and pretty much there has not been any option to improve that (though I haven't tried lately). I f you slide the pen from the right to the left, pick up the pen, put it back down on the right and slide to the left again the cursor will continue moving to the left, basically it is acting the same as a mouse? Are you saying that in Linux the cursor doesn't teleport to the second location?
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