[Wacom tablet] configuration #wacom #bash

intuos.sh

#!/usr/bin/sh

#    Wacom Intuos BT S pad
#    ___________________________________________
#   |   _____________________________________   |
#   |  /       |        |    |       |       \  |
#   |  |   0   |   1    |    |   2   |   3   |  |
#   |  \_______|________|____|_______|_______/  |
#   |    ___________________________________    |
#   |   |                                   |   |
#   |   |                                   |   |
#   |   |                                   |   |
#   |   |           0 - Button 1            |   |
#   |   |           1 - Button 2            |   |
#   |   |           2 - Button 3            |   |
#   |   |           3 - Button 8            |   |
#   |   |                                   |   |
#   |   |                                   |   |
#   |   |                                   |   |
#   |   |___________________________________|   |
#   |                                           |
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#    Wacom Intuos BT S stylus
#                                            ________  ___
#    ---------------------------------------/    1   \/ 2 \--------\__
#   |                                                               _ > 3
#    --------------------------------------------------------------/
#     
# More info:
# http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/linuxwacom/index.php?title=Tablet_Configuration
# http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/linuxwacom/index.php?title=Wacom_Tablet_Configuration
#
#
# ## Set the script to auto-start in each session:
# 
# # Place the script in ~/bin/.xsetwacom.sh
# # and make it executable: chmod +x ~/bin/.xsetwacom.sh
#
# # Go to you distribution's settings manager, find the section for the startup applications,
# # and add an entry for the following command "/home/<your-username>/bin/.xsetwacom.sh"
# # For Xubuntu, it's: Applications menu -> Settings -> Settings Manager -> 
# #                    Session and Startup -> Application Autostart Tab -> Add -> 
# #                    Name: xsetwacom config -> Command: /home/<your-username>/bin/.xsetwacom.sh


DEVICE="Wacom Intuos BT S"

STYLUS="$DEVICE Pen stylus"
ERASER="$DEVICE Pen eraser"
CURSOR="$DEVICE Pen cursor"
PAD="$DEVICE Pad pad"

FAILURE="1"
for i in $(seq 20); do
    if xsetwacom --list devices | grep "$DEVICE" > /dev/null; then
        FAILURE="0"
        break
    else
        echo "Waiting for device $DEVICE"
        sleep 1
    fi
done
if [ "$FAILURE" -eq 1 ]; then
    exit 1
fi

# Wacom Intuos BT S stylus
# The values set correspond to numbers on the X11 Mouse Button Numbering Scheme
# More: http://xahlee.info/linux/linux_x11_mouse_button_number.html
xsetwacom set "$STYLUS" Button 1 1  # Left Click
xsetwacom set "$STYLUS" Button 2 3  # Right Click
xsetwacom set "$STYLUS" Button 3 "button 1 button 1"  # Left Double Click

# Wacom Intuos BT S pad
# xsetwacom set "$PAD" Button 1 "key +ctrl x -ctrl"  # Cut
# xsetwacom set "$PAD" Button 2 "key +ctrl c -ctrl"  # Copy
# xsetwacom set "$PAD" Button 3 "key +ctrl z -ctrl"  # Undo
# xsetwacom set "$PAD" Button 8 "key +ctrl v -ctrl"  # Paste

xsetwacom set "$PAD" Button 1 "key +ctrl z -ctrl"  
xsetwacom set "$PAD" Button 2 "key +ctrl y -ctrl"  
xsetwacom set "$PAD" Button 3 "key +ctrl m -ctrl" # Shortcut for mypaint  
xsetwacom set "$PAD" Button 8 "key m"  # reposition

# Monitor
# xrandr: list of screen
#MONITOR=HDMI-1
MONITOR=LVDS-1 
ID_STYLUS=`xinput | grep "Pen stylus" | cut -f 2 | cut -c 4-5`

xinput map-to-output $ID_STYLUS $MONITOR

echo "Device $DEVICE has been configured"