One of the few things I haven’t seen in GNOME, but have seen in KDE, is left-handed mode for graphics tablets. Well, I’m left-handed xD, and I would like it to be available in the GNOME environment as well. Why? I have a HUION HS610 tablet and unfortunately it doesn’t have an .rpm package to fully use the graphics tablet, and all I’m asking for is the mode I mentioned above. I would greatly appreciate that detail, and more options like KDE.
Left-handed mode should be available in GNOME Settings if the tablet is labelled (and detected) as such by libwacom. Which, checking the libwacom repo, should be the case.
The older huion tablets HS610 should mostly work out of a box on reasonably new kernels (6.12 iirc). Check with sudo libinput list-devices and whether the tablet lists the left-handed setting as available (n/a means not enabled). If that’s not the case file a bug in the libinput issue tracker please. If it is listed, then this may be a problem in Settings or mutter somewhere.
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