Add tablet definition for Wacom HID 52FA Pen #536
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merged, thanks! |
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Can we add 52fb to this? I just bought the Yoga 6 13ABR8 - Type 83B2 and was finally able to get tablet mode working ONLY in GNOME desktop on Linux Mint. Mine has the AMD processors/graphics. Thought it should work in the other desktops (Cinnamon, KDE, Xfce) but it would not recognize tablet mode. |
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@myviolinsings can you send a PR please, this one was already merged, thanks |
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Sorry, am new to reporting things. A pull request? How do I do that? |
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I found the doc with instructions. Wil ask if I need further help. Thanks. |
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This PR adds a tablet file for the device identified as the "Wacom HID 52FA Pen" (and elsewhere as WACF2200 ).
I have this device built into my Lenovo Yoga 6 13ALC7, see the matching issue` at the wacom-hid-descriptors repository.
This file makes the device visible to the Gnome Wacom settings dialog - I'm running a pure Wayland system and I don't actually have a compatible stylus to hand, so I can't make any further guarantees than that, but this seems like as much as would be expected from this change.