Wacom Stylus/Pen Offset while Using Dual Monitor on KDE Neon

Burger · 08-10-2021, 01:49 PM

Dual Monitor works great in Neon (even the mouse works perfectly) The only problem is that, when I use my Wacom Stylus to draw the pen and cursor are offset

You can see the Image here: https://linux.org/attachments/img_20...3516-jpg.9963/

Here is my System Info: https://linux.org/attachments/screen...3629-png.9965/

Other Info:

Drawing Tablet: Wacom Cintiq 16 inch
Nvidia Card: Quadro P400

Burger · 03-01-2022, 06:16 AM

Edit: I FIXED THE PROBLEM

Since one of my College Semester got over, we got some vacation time. I had lots of free time and the Pen Offset problem was still haunting me, I really love Plasma's DE and didn't enjoy Gnome's that much...

I did some searching around and decided to use Xorg Nouveau drivers instead of Nvidia's,

Then I ran Kubuntu on Wayland and installed:

libinput-tools

sudo apt-get update -y
sudo apt-get install -y libinput-tools

libwacom-dev

sudo apt-get update -y
sudo apt-get install -y libwacom-dev

After Restarting the Cursor and Pen Weren't offset, but in Wayland my Stylus lagged somewhat and the cursor would always freeze for a few seconds when switching from stylus to mouse.

Now I tried logging in using X11 and again, the cursor and stylus were offset.

But now, I decided to open Graphic tablet (Wacom tablet settings) of Plasma and tried to map the screen, I came to know that BOTH THE MONITORS

were mapped to my Cintiq resulting in the weird offset, so I corrected it by only assigning my Cintiq Screen as the drawing area for my stylus. And it Worked!

Here Is What I did: https://linux.org/attachments/screen-mapping-png.11933/