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| | **** Select '''ForceDevice >>> ISDV4''' | | **** Select '''ForceDevice >>> ISDV4''' |
| | **** Set the mode to '''Absolute''' | | **** Set the mode to '''Absolute''' |
| − | ** Save & close Sax2 | + | ** Save |
| − | * Reboot
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| − | The stylus and the PgUp, PgDn, Enter, and Esc tablet buttons should now work after you restart.
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| − | | |
| − | === Screen Rotation ===
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| − | Basic screen rotation should work out-of-the-box with XRandR, and you can rotate the stylus with xsetwacom
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| − | ==== Automatic Rotation ====
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| − | This will make the screen rotate clockwise automatically when you flip the screen to tablet mode.
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| − | * In a shell window, run {{cmdroot|xsetwacom list dev|grep stylus|grep -o '[A-Z][^\ ]\+'}}
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| − | {{HINT| The output is the Xorg handle for your stylus, probably '''Mouse[5]'''
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| − | If not, replace '''Mouse[5]''' in the following blocks of code with the correct handle}}
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| − | * Run as root {{cmdroot|kwrite /usr/lib/powersave/scripts/thinkpad_acpi_events}}
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| − | ** When kwrite opens, insert the following lines at '''line 135''':
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| − | 20489) HOTKEY="Tablet Mode"
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| − | run_on_xserver "xrandr -o 3"
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| − | run_on_xserver "xsetwacom set '''Mouse[5]''' Rotate CW"
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| − | ACTION="rotate clockwise" ;;
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| − | 20490) HOTKEY="Laptop Mode"
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| − | run_on_xserver "xrandr -o 0"
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| − | run_on_xserver "xsetwacom set '''Mouse[5]''' Rotate NONE"
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| − | ACTION="rotate normal" ;;
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| − | ** Save & close kwrite
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| − | | |
| − | The screen should now rotate clockwise when you flip the screen to tablet mode, and rotate back when you flip it up to laptop mode.
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| − | ==== Rotate Button ====
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| − | This will get the rotate button on the tablet working.
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| − | * Run as root {{cmdroot|kwrite /usr/bin/rotate_desktop.sh}}
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| − | ** When kwrite pops up, copy & paste the following script into the file
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| − | #!/bin/bash
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| − | ROTATION="$(xrandr -q|grep rotation|grep -o '[\-][\ ][a-z]\+'|grep -o '[a-z]\+')"
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| − | case "$ROTATION" in
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| − | "normal")
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| − | xrandr -o 3
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| − | xsetwacom set '''Mouse[5]''' Rotate CW
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| − | ;;
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| − | "left")
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| − | xrandr -o 0
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| − | xsetwacom set '''Mouse[5]''' Rotate NONE
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| − | ;;
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| − | "inverted")
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| − | xrandr -o 1
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| − | xsetwacom set '''Mouse[5]''' Rotate CCW
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| − | ;;
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| − | "right")
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| − | xrandr -o 2
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| − | xsetwacom set '''Mouse[5]''' Rotate HALF
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| − | ;;
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| − | *)
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| − | ;;
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| − | esac
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| − | ** Save & close kwrite
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| − | * Run as root {{cmdroot|chmod a+x /usr/bin/rotate_desktop.sh}}
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| − | * Run as user {{cmduser|kwrite ~/.Xmodmap}}
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| − | ** When kwrite pops up, copy & paste this into the file
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| − | keycode 203 = XF86RotateWindows
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| − | ** Save & close kwrite
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| − | * Open the KDE Control Center
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| − | ** Go to the '''Regional & Accessibility / Input Actions'''
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| − | *** Click '''New Action'''
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| − | **** Set the Action Name to '''"Rotate Desktop"''', or whatever you want to call it
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| − | **** Set the Action Type to '''Keyboard Shortcut -> Command/URL (simple)'''
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| − | *** Select the '''Keyboard Shortcut''' tab
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| − | **** Click where it says '''"None"'''
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| − | **** After the little window will pops up, press the rotate button on your tablet, which should set the shortcut to '''XF86RotateWindows'''
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| − | **** Click ok on the little window
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| − | *** Select the '''Command/URL Settings''' tab
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| − | **** Enter '''/usr/bin/rotate_desktop.sh''' in the command field
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| − | ** Apply changes & close KDE Control Center
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| − | The screen should now rotate when you press the rotate button on your tablet.
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| − | | |
| − | === Suspend ===
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| − | Suspend to Disk and Suspend to RAM both work fine.
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| − | This is how to get the stylus back after the system wakes up.
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| − | | |
| − | * Run as root {{cmdroot|kwrite /etc/pm/hooks/00clear}}
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| − | ** When kwrite pops up, insert the following code at '''line 9'''
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| − | resume|thaw)
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| − | setserial /dev/ttyS0 port 0x0200 irq 5 autoconfig
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| − | ;;
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| − | ** Save & close kwrite
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| − | | |
| − | === SD Card ===
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| − | | |
| − | To get the SD card slot working, you just have to tell the kernel to load the right modules.
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| − | | |
| − | * Open YaST
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| − | ** Select '''System''', and click on '''/etc/sysconfig Editor'''
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| − | *** In the /etc/sysconfig Editor, select '''System / Kernel / MODULES_LOADED_ON_BOOT'''
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| − | **** Enter the following modules, with spaces in between
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| − | ***** '''mmc_core'''
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| − | ***** '''mmc_block'''
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| − | ***** '''sdhci'''
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| − | *** Click '''Finish''', apply changes & close /etc/sysconfig Editor
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| − | ** Close YaST
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| − | The modules will now be loaded each time you boot, and the SD cards should be recognized automatically.
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| − | {{HINT|If you want to load the modules right away, open a root shell and modprobe them.}}
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| − | == Tablet Software ==
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| − | | |
| − | Tablet-oriented programs included on the SuSE DVD...
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| − | === Xournal ===
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| − | Fast, stable, easy to use pen-based note taking program. The imaging quality is excellent, which makes it nice for drawing also.
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| − | http://xournal.sf.net
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| − | | |
| − | === Jarnal ===
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| − | Pen-based note taking program written in Java. Not quite as nice as Xournal, but comes with handwriting recognition.
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| − | http://www.dklevine.com/general/software/tc1000/jarnal.htm
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| − | | |
| − | === xvkbd ===
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| − | On-screen keyboard utility. Not much to look at, but it shows up when the screen is locked, which is nice for tablet mode.
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| − | http://homepage3.nifty.com/tsato/xvkbd/
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| − | [[Category:X41 Tablet]][[Category:SUSE]]
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