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Old 04-29-2008   #11 (permalink)
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There is another problem with it: xorg driver wizardpen doesn't work with xorg-7.3, I've fixed some issues and merged several patches from acecad dirver. You can get it from git repository Index of /stuff/xf86-input-wizardpen.git
Thank you! Additionally, i've made little change in original Jan Horak's driver: an option to disable regarding nonzero pressure level as button1 pressure (need to be switched off for G-Pen 560, for example). I've posted patch here: Don't regard nonzero pressure level as button1 pressure [patch] - Personal page forum

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