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alright first step
extract the .deb file first
then extract the data.tar,xz
alright i got that done
then we need to change some stuff
move this folder away from /usr/libs since we will put the udev rules at /etc later
go to /data/usr/share/applications and we need to edit this file
replace the entire content for huiontablet.desktop
so i replace that file with that text up there?
yes
did it
so whats next?
go to this folder
sudo cp -r share /var/usrlocal and sudo cp -r lib /var/usrlocal
make sure the file is exist at /var/usrlocal/lib and /var/usrlocal/shareso i type that top stuff in the command line? and make sure lib and share are in the usr folder?
at /var/usrlocal/ folder
run the command in this location
im not entirely sure i did that right
go to /var/usrlocal and check the file
use ls for list all file and directory
cd for move from one directory to another directory
wait usrlocal isn't the usr folder?
im sory im not the quickest
/var/usrlocal is the folder for /usr/local
we need to put the driver here since /usr/local is not read only
so then what did i do wrong with the command line?
nothing wrong
this is correct command
alright then whats next
go to folder with udev rules
alright
i've got that pulled up
then run this command
sudo cp 20-huion.rules /etc/udev/rules.d
after that reboot to make sure the udev rules is loaded
oh also if you use opentabletdriver before make sure to remove the udev rules
at
/etc/udev/rules.d
look for 71-opentabletdriver.rules
then carefully delete those file
sudo rm 71-opentabletdriver.rules
in the /etc/udev/rules.d/ folder
be carefulso when i went to run this command the top of the window went red and it didn't do anything
maybe you can sent me a screenshot?
It immediately switched back to the standard but it didn't prompt anything I noticed that yours is white text then orange and then that green I'm not entirely sure what's going on with this
can you give me output of
ls /etc/udev/rules.d and ls /usr/local/lib ?
nice
everything is done correctly
remove that opentabletdriver udev rules
.
go to that folder /etc/udev/rules.d
cd /etc/udev/rules.dso i typed that last command in i just need to delete opentablet driver.rules im just not sure where that folder is
sudo rm /etc/udev/rules.d/71-opentabletdriver.rules
run this command and rebootlike reboot the wole computer or just the command window
the whole computer
Got it
computers booted back up
then try to open huion driver
it says device connected yet not recognized
im at least futher along than i was
hmmm interesting
the udev rules is already installed
oh maybe this tablet need X11 session or something
but Bazzite already remove X11 session from GNOME and KDE
oh
for this i can't help any further since the driver by manufacture want X11 or something
for the opentabletdriver i suggest to ask them with rpm package from the website
opentabletdriver team doesn't support flatpak that we provide with ujust command
so my next step is to go to the open tablet team and see if they have a fix for the X11 issue?
thanks for your help i really had no idea where to even begin with this
https://opentabletdriver.net/Tablets
first see if your tablet is supported by opentabletdriver
it says it is
if it supported then you can try to install the driver from the website
https://opentabletdriver.net/Wiki/Install/Linux#fedora
replace dnf install with rpm-ostree install
rpm-ostree install ./OpenTabletDriver.rpm
don't forget to remove the udev rules
sudo rm /etc/udev/rules.d/20-huion.rules
after that reboot
remove the flatpak driver before reboot
flatpak remove net.opentabletdriver.OpenTabletDriverDid all of those in that order now I'm restarting
I'm assuming once I get into it boot up open driver and test the tablet
i have just made the single biggest mistake
when i was backing everything up i unplugged a cable
so that driver trick might have worked and i wouldn't have known
Thank you again for your help
bruh
np
just tested it it works the driver works just as well if not a bit smoother than it did on windows so thank you so much
Np
Using huion official driver?