Hello,
in principle you should get some forum results, but on how to do it and what to install, might depend on the exact model you have.
Hello and welcome,
They indeed have a linux driver here
https://www.xp-pen.com/download-299.html
But on Manjaro you will need a PKGBUILD to install it. Gladly someone already made one and you find it in AUR.
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/xp-pen-tablet/
To install it, run this commands from terminal:
sudo pacman-mirrors -f && sudo pacman -Syyu base-devel xorg-xinput
then
pamac build xp-pen-tablet
Reboot the system after that. Then open up terminal and provide:
xinput list
Use ``` …
Hello,
You mean XP-Pen … and you downloaded a *.tar.gz file from their site, right? Might depend on the tablet model tho. Extract the content of that archive, enter in that folder and open Terminal in that folder. Then you run:
sudo ./install.sh
I think you might have to then run:
sudo chown $(whoami) /usr/lib/pentablet
and ten
sudo chmod +x /usr/lib/pentablet/pentablet
Reconnect your tablet, or reboot the system and you will have the app working and the UI to configure the express keys …
And a more lengthy one here …
Greetings Fellow Humans, Human fellas!
Long time no see here!
I’m slowly learning 2D digital drawing. Now that I’m finally graduating highschool, I thought it would be time to upgrade my 7 year old Wacom Bamboo tablet.
The tablets I am considering are the XPPEN Deco, Pro Medium, Deco 03, the Deco 02V2, and if non of those have proper driver support, the Wacom Intuous Pro(37USD WTF).
What I want to know is that do the included drivers have support for custom key bindings for the buttons and d…
Let me know where did you got stuck.