Has anyone else managed to use this device successfully with GIMP? It shows up as two devices in the Input Device settings, with obviously mis-decoded unicode names, and both of them draw badly and/or mirrored upside down or at a angle. The only other references I can find to anyone using the same device with the GIMP also had upside-down input. Can anyone confirm or offer a solution?

On Mon, Apr 15, 2013 at 1:33 AM, Tobias Lunte wrote:

Hello,

If you're using 64-bit windows, try this solution Jernej Simončič has offered when the question came up earlier on this mailing list:

Try this: uninstall GIMP 2.8, then run the 2.8.2 installer with /32 parameter (to do this, press the Windows key and R on keyboard, so that the Run dialog opens; then click Browse and find gimp-2.8.2-setup.exe; back in the Run dialog add a space and /32 at the end of Open field and click OK).

This'll install 32-bit version of GIMP instead of 64-bit one if you have 64-bit Windows. If the tablet works now, you should contact the manufacturer, and request 64-bit drivers for the tablet.

Thank you for the tip, but I had options for both 32 and 64 bit drivers

and downloaded the 64bit drivers.

I wasn't the OP back then, but I had other non-wacom-tablet-problems, which could be resolved this way.

bw, Tobl

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