New KDE came out today on fedora,
got excited to try out the new drawing tablet settings, but they’re not anywhere in the system settings. I tried searching for it too, but it didn’t show up.
The option’s just not there.
I can use open tablet driver, but it’s janky, and the default driver in the kernel works better so i was disappointed to not see the promised new feature.
Even without opentabletdriver installed, pressure sensitivity works in krita, so I know that the tablet’s being recognised, but i’d love to be able to set my tablet’s buttons up with the new KDE setting.
Any ideas what’s going on?
It’s a Huion Inspiroy H640P, getting a bit old now, but it works. it’s a shame that huion only makes drivers for GNOME, can’t seem to get their official drivers working in KDE.
Are you sure to use 6.3 ? Your screenfetch doesn’t say (use kinfo) or says X11/Wayland.
I am asking because Plasma 6.3 is in testing in fedora 40 and 41.
Are you using testing ?
It’s a Huion Inspiroy H640P, getting a bit old now, but it works. it’s a shame that huion only makes drivers for GNOME, can’t seem to get their official drivers working in KDE.
There is no driver per-DE, that would be pointless, only support by the the DE for certain features. Might depend on X11 that had old drivers vs Wayland that uses libinput as HAL.
I should reiterate, that i have looked for the drawing tablet settings in both X11 and in Wayland considering they are both installed, and the drawing tablet settings show up in neither.
Okiedokie, i’ll go poke the fedora forum, thank you for your advice
In the meantime, is there perhaps anything i could check or reinstall to maybe try to fix it for my self? I imagine a hotfix might take a while even if it is a bug.
