wacom-gui VS remarkable_mouse

Lastly, I was just looking at the Arch Wiki (which I recommend no matter what distribution you use, it has a lot of good information) and came across this: "wacom-gui" (https://github.com/tb2097/wacom-gui) that might be worth a look.

You might check out https://github.com/tb2097/wacom-gui which is for desktops like XFCE which don't have a native Wacom control panel. I've run into a few problems with it in the past (it was having trouble remembering settings), but things may have changed and it might work better for you.

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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