Unfortunately I don't have a Jaunty machine around at the moment (nor any machine to spare). I'll see if I can do something about it.
I solved my problem (in Intrepid) by removing both the xserver-xorg-input-wacom and wacom-tools packages, and compiling the linuxwacom-0.8.2-2-tarball from the Linux Wacom project's website. I configured it with the "--enable-quirk-tablet-rescale" argument, and now it works.
Unfortunately I don't have a Jaunty machine around at the moment (nor any machine to spare). I'll see if I can do something about it.
I solved my problem (in Intrepid) by removing both the xserver- xorg-input- wacom and wacom-tools packages, and compiling the linuxwacom- 0.8.2-2- tarball from the Linux Wacom project's website. I configured it with the "--enable- quirk-tablet- rescale" argument, and now it works.
For the record I should state that my tablet is the Wacom Bamboo. I forgot to mention that in my first comment. www.nabble. com/Cursor- stuck-in- the-wrong- screen- in-TwinView- mode-td21686575 .html
Also, I forgot to mention that I got the hint from this thread: http://