WacomWebPlugin
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ZaneA
An implementation of the Wacom Tablet Plugin API for NPAPI capable browsers on Linux.
Hi! I'm running Ubuntu 16.04. First I couldn't compile the plugin having just firefox-dev installed because npapi.h was missing. Then I installed npapi-sdk-dev also and I could compile it. In...
Hi - where should I put the plugin to make it work with Chrome? Are the any other steps required? The screenshot shows Chrome, so I assume it is possible.
When I go to http://sta.sh/muro/ then everything works fine but if I press F5 to reload page plugin crashes. firefox 37.0.2, linux, 64bit ``` Type "apropos word" to search for...
From http://demonastery.org/2013/01/wacom-web-plugin-updates/#comment-933728389 The plugin appears to not function outside of Gnome (at least in OpenBox). This might be due to different pressure curves or something else entirely.
When running two instances of the plugin and closing one of them, the other instance appears to stop receiving events in Firefox, but this doesn't happen in Chrome. I imagine...
If more than one tablet is attached to the machine, neither will work. The plugin will announce the most-recently attached tablet (I think), but will act as if the user...
It looks like web community finally seeks for finding a unified scheme for different pointer devices. http://www.w3.org/TR/pointerevents/ I think much of the code here can be reused for making working...
As the plugin stabilises, I would love to package it for both ArchLinux and Ubuntu/Debian. ArchLinux can be handled easily via AUR, and I would like to handle Ubuntu via...
Not required in any way, but it'd be nice to rewrite the code using the XCB library instead of Xlib for future proof-ness (well as much as X11 will allow)....