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libwacom needs to differentiate between Wacom and non-Wacom styli #639

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whot opened this issue Feb 19, 2024 · 0 comments · Fixed by #759
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libwacom needs to differentiate between Wacom and non-Wacom styli #639

whot opened this issue Feb 19, 2024 · 0 comments · Fixed by #759

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whot commented Feb 19, 2024

See #636 where we have the first case of a tool apparently sending a tool id (0x1) but it's a 0x27C6 Goodix device rather than a Wacom device. Our stylus description for 0x1 doesn't match the
device in question.

This is going to be rather interesting because our APIs implicitly assume a Wacom vendor ID.

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Added support for Lenovo Ideapad Duet (#636)
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This tablet supports a stylus with id 0x1 but right now libwacom isn't ready to support stylus ids for devices that aren't Wacom devices. So comment it out, to be fixed at some point in the future (see #639)
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Add support for styli from vendors other than Wacom whot/libwacom
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