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0.1.0 | Jan 23, 2022 |
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TABSET
tabset
is a Linux command-line tool for configuring your drawing tablets.
The tool is based around the concept of configuration scripts, and follows a super simple, yet extensible configuration system. Each device you might own gets its own directory, and inside some simple metadata is stored along with a list of shell scripts you can use to set various xsetwacom
options.
Installation
This crate can also be installed via cargo
with:
cargo install tabset
Configuration
Configuration files are stored in ~/.config/tabset/
. These files are simply sorted by directory. Here is a listing of my personal configs:
# ewpratten@ewpratten-desktop ~/.config/tabset $ tree
.
└── devices
└── huion-kamvas-13
├── name
├── peripherals
└── profiles
├── blender.sh
├── default.sh -> blender.sh
└── disabled.sh
3 directories, 5 files
The name
and peripherals
files must exist for each device. name
is mostly un-used at the moment, but should contain a friendly name for your device. peripherals
is a list of strings that tabset
will search for in the output of xsetwacom --list
if you run the tabset check <device>
command.
Each of the profile scripts just contain whatever configuration commands you want. You can see my blender one in the example config directory.
Usage
tabset 0.1.0
Evan Pratten <ewpratten@gmail.com>
A Linux drawing tablet configuration tool
USAGE:
tabset <SUBCOMMAND>
FLAGS:
-h, --help Prints help information
-V, --version Prints version information
SUBCOMMANDS:
check Check if a specific tablet is connected. Prints message and returns status code
help Prints this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)
list List all configured devices and their profiles
profile Set a specific tablet to use a specific profile
Dependencies
~0.8–11MB
~54K SLoC