remarkable_mouse VS huion-linux-drivers

I am using my reMarkable 2 as tablet connected to my computer via remarkable_mouse, but inputs are processed on both my computer and tablet itself. So far I was just opening blank page and selecting eraser as tool not to get distracted by drawings that would be created on tablet otherwise.

Following the quick start described on github (https://github.com/Evidlo/remarkable_mouse) did the trick for me.

I have been interested in using reMousable or reMarkable_mouse. As far as I understand, nothing is installed on the device but you do have to do have to give your ssh password for access. Is it safe to use these during while enrolled in the Beta Program?

There's also the (similarly-named) [remarkable_mouse ](https://github.com/evidlo/remarkable_mouse) (aka `remouse`) tool, which additionally supports pressure sensitivity on some platforms.

Hi, I was trying to use the remarkable mouse program made by Evidlo (Link here). But I just can't let it work on my laptop. I downloaded remarkable-mouse from pip successfully. The program runs on cmd. I also connected it successfully to the tablet through my root password. But once connected the tablet doesn't work as a mouse input at all. I can draw fine on the tablet, but it doesn't translate to a mouse input on my laptop. I tried all the different options, but still no success.

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Basically, my 1060PLUS does not work on EndeavourOS. At all. Tried Digimend, nothing. Sometimes works for a few second and then nothing. Tried Huion linux drivers. It detected the movement, but mouse did not move at all.

I have a Huion Q11k V2 (the one with tilt and a battery-free stylus). The drivers built into the default Arch Linux kernel do not support the tilt functionality, but this userspace driver does: https://github.com/joseluis/huion-linux-drivers. It also supports remapping the buttons on the tablet.

I searched a lot on the internet for ways to fix it and I finaly found a script that seems to work pretty well. ( I think it works best for kamvas 13 and 16) https://github.com/joseluis/huion-linux-drivers/issues/50 All you need to do is copy the script in a text file, then rename the file so it has .cfg at the end, then copy it in the driver s file location.

Also, check these out, https://github.com/joseluis/huion-linux-drivers

However, there are couple things that concern me. The first is repo for the setup script has become unmaintained, which may mean what worked 1 year ago may have outdated. Unless compatibility with Huion has been improved recently. This whole thing is new to me. And I want to get a sense on how much effort is needed.