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xinput map-to-output 18 HDMI-1-1 | <code>xinput map-to-output 18 HDMI-1-1</code> | ||
Revision as of 05:41, 19 April 2020
General
There are many kinds of tablets.
Our experience had been mostly with Wacom
They are the industry standard
Multiple Screens
Often you have multiple screens and want the table to only work on one screen
The reason is that the tablet becomes divided between two screens making writing and drawing difficult
- First know the names of your screens.
- You can do this with System Settings
- Or command line.
xrandr
- Then get a device list
xinput
- Then assign to one screen
xinput map-to-output 18 HDMI-1-1