I’ve a USB graphics tablet, XP-Pen G430. I can’t find any way to configure the area mapping (or anything for that matter). The default is to map the whole area to the entirety of my 2 monitors; I need to map a smaller rectangle to a single monitor.
I’m on Fedora 33 (GNOME 3.38), using Wayland. I’m able to configure the area fine on e.g. sway.
What am I supposed to see working? The tablet works on Wayland already, it’s just mapped with its full area to both of my monitors, and I don’t see anywhere I can set up the mapping, which is what I’m asking about.
What I meant by “earlier on an X setup without a DE” is that on X I could configure the tablet in the Xorg config file. I suppose I could do that on GNOME X11 too, but I’d like to use the tablet on GNOME Wayland specifically.
I do not expect it detected in Wacom Tablet menu settings. I’m asking if there’s any other place (e.g. some dconf key) I can configure my tablet in an absence of general tablet menu settings.
I got a suggestion in #gnome-shell to make a libwacom .tablet file for my tablet, which I did, and now I can configure it from the Wacom Tablet settings menu.