After a recent kernel upgrade, I lost the use of my Wacom tablet (Wacom Intuos Pro Pen and Touch Tablet, Large). I used to use the tablet together with Xournal++ to take notes for my online lectures. From September up until ~October 15, the tablet and pen worked perfectly. I would be able to map the tablet to a single monitor/display. I use three monitors/displays: the laptop screen, one connected via the USB-C port, and the third via the HDMI port). The tablet was mapped to the one connected to the HDMI port.
Now, since the latest kernel upgrade (5.4.0-52 64-bit kernel on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, GNOME version 3.36.3), I am unable to map the tablet to a single monitor/display (any of the three). As a result, and since I use three monitors/displays, all that I write is stretched three times in the horizontal directions making it impossible to write or draw anything that would make sense to my students.
I have tried several times the different options in the Settings > Wacom Tablet > Tablet menu. I even tried all possible combinations but no success.
Any and all help is appreciated. Please let me know if you need additional information about the setup to help me debug.
EDIT: The selected answer works. To help check the name of the device I used xinput
and looked for the line with the line with stylus in it.
Also, to get the coordinates for the offset, or use the display name to map directly to the desired display, I used xrandr
. More information may be found here.
xinput
to find out the name of your device. One has to pick the one that saysstylus
. I got that information here. If you cannot edit, I can do that for you. Just let me know. – Juan Antonio Nov 05 '20 at 18:47xrandr
. – Juan Antonio Nov 05 '20 at 19:01