I still have more or less the same problem, it just seems to happen less often (a good start). There's still a problem with the pointing cursor not corresponding to the position of the tablet pen (like not being all the way against a corner of the screen when the pen is), but at least it's more bear...

Do I also create the 70-wizardpen.conf file with the mentioned contents within it at /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d?

Done.

Forgot to mention, lsmod lists kernel module "hid_waltop". It should be the tablet.

Hi. Need an updated X and kernel driver for Precise 5.7.1, kernel v3.9.11. Graphics tablet Genius G-Pen F610 (reads as a "Walcom" [sic]) tablet. Thanks.

Kernel version is 3.9.11

I can't seem to find anything there that corresponds to the kernel version I have (considering I'm reading that thread right??). Or do I just go ahead and use the latest one made for Precise, even if it's slightly older?

I can probably get the Xorg.conf file from a Xubuntu live boot. As for the tablet itself, HardInfo shows the following under Devices/Input Devices: WALCOM International Corps. Slim Tablet Type: Mouse Bus: 0x3 Vendor: 172f Product: 0x34 Version: 0x110 Looking at the loaded kernel modules, I don't rea...

Lack of support under X makes sense (never thought of that). Xubuntu uses my tablet properly, but I had to abandon it due to having problems with properly shutting down the computer. Are there any extra utilities I can use that would make it work the way it should? I've even thought about using it i...

It........kinda worked. I managed to change the "Acceleration" field to 0 so the cursor wouldn't lunge fast at all when it's moved faster than 4 pixels. Now it never reaches the edges of the screens. It kind of creates a different problem, as it still complicates the process of taking note...

Hi. I'm having a problem using my graphics tablet in Precise 5.7.1. The tablet is a Genius G-Pen F610. Kind of hard to explain, so I'll do my best. The accuracy between the actual graphics pen and the drawing cursor on the screen almost never stay in sync with each other. It becomes worse whenever I...

Great, I'm up and running! Thank you all, especially to darkcity. I chose his font pack out of all the other options. Either option will do.

That was pretty easy. I was expecting a more complicated and over-sophisticated method.

I'm using Precise 5.7.1, and am trying to find a way to display Japanese characters in the Opera web browser. However, everything I've searched seems to point to SCIM instead. How do you install & display Japanese characters?

I've successfully got Oo 3.4 going, although I'd like to know just how you got your hands on 4.0. The Puppy repositories ought to have that already.

If I remember correctly, Precise Puppy has libc 2.15 so you should meet the requirements for any version of OpenOffice. Note the system requirements for OpenOffice 3.4 http://www.openoffice.org/dev_docs/source/sys_reqs_aoo34.html Then note the system requirements for OpenOffice 4.0 http://www.openo...

If I remember correctly, Precise Puppy has libc 2.15 so you should meet the requirements for any version of OpenOffice. Note the system requirements for OpenOffice 3.4 http://www.openoffice.org/dev_docs/source/sys_reqs_aoo34.html Then note the system requirements for OpenOffice 4.0 http://www.openo...

You know, I never really figured out the major differences between Libre and Open Office. Pretty much everyone has always said they were basically the same exact thing, except Libre continues their FOSS philosophy and Oracle dropped the ball on OpenOffice somehow.

Ah, I see. It should be read as 2.05, .06, .07.....18, right?

That does not compute.

Hello, all. I've been using Precise for a little while now, and am sorta getting used to the Linux file structuring in general. But when it comes to installing applications in Puppy, I'm consistently stumped. I'm still generally new to Linux, obviously. I'm trying to install Apache OpenOffice 4, and...