Did you make sure to set Edit → Input Devices → NetworkTablet to Screen? Other devices like a mouse can’t be used together.

Well this isn’t an issue but I’m new in GitHub and I have really difficult time here. So I just wanted to share my idea and I didn’t know how:

So basically my little idea just to make the work easier. When we start the ‘networktablet’ command to create the uinput driver we get a message “GfxTablet driver (protocol version 1) is ready and listening on 0.0.0.0:40118 (UDP)”.
Now we need sometimes to use ‘ifconfig’ command to see our ip adress of our wifi network. And the newbies with android and linux sometimes can’t make that procedure (remember how hard is it for some guys to have the app work) so make that change we free them from that cycle of commands. Now we can make it even cleaner but for now I think that this is the main idea. If you want guys you can update it to your code adding some info in the printf command. I use it anyway.

And remember. Simplicity is what we want.! My file is attached below
https://github.com/GeorgeGkas/GfxTablet/blob/master/ip_patch.c

You are free to close my issue if you think it isn’t helpfull.

Regards,
GeorgeGkas

Oh yeah I forgot about how things are changing used to be X.org did the input and all that crap but that’s going away Wayland ain’t it?

Also, the main purpose for the video is so you can see where you are about to draw. My tablet doesn’t have any hover or pressure, so I just have to guess where on the screen it is going to draw. If I had a visual that updated even once a second, that would be enough to glance down and see what I’m going to draw on and then look back up at the screen. to continue drawing. Not overly necessary, but very helpful.

On Wed, Jan 07, 2015 at 03:04:38AM -0800, Galih Pratama wrote:

Is there any github project? i installed this and it seems doesnt work. connected but mouse and other thing doesnt work (only show at terminal)

Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub:
https://github.com/rfc2822/GfxTablet/issues/68#issuecomment-69007569

No, there is no github project.

Can you describe more precisely your problem : is it on Android or on your
connected Desktop ? (GfxTablet+ only works on Linux Desktops so far …)
Also, you have to compile, install “networktablet+” and “deskwrite”
on the Linux desktop - Have you done so ?

Best,
Jean-Pierre Demailly

Please check the network traffic with tcpdump or Wireshark.

Please

verify that the host name or IP address in GfxTablet is set correctly (GfxTablet will tell you the IP address in a short pop-up when the canvas gets active), check the network traffic with tcpdump or Wireshark.

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