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* App: Any device with Android 4.0+ and touch screen
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* App: Any device with Android 4.0+ and touch screen
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* Driver: Linux with uinput kernel module (included in modern versions of Fedora, Ubuntu etc.)
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* Driver: Linux with uinput kernel module (included in modern versions of Fedora, Ubuntu etc.)
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If you use Xorg (you probably do):
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* Xorg-evdev module loaded and configured
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Probably on by default, but if it doesn't work, you may need to activate the
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module: see https://github.com/rfc2822/GfxTablet/issues/7#issuecomment-13338216
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Installation
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Installation
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applications). For instance, when networktablet is running, GIMP should have a "Network Tablet"
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applications). For instance, when networktablet is running, GIMP should have a "Network Tablet"
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entry in "Edit / Input Devices". Set its mode to "Screen" and it's ready to use.
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entry in "Edit / Input Devices". Set its mode to "Screen" and it's ready to use.
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It's important that you start the app *after* the driver, because it sends the resolution
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to the driver. If you start the app before the driver, the mouse cursor will always be on
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the left top and won't move much.
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Support
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Support
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