GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 676360
build wacom panel conditionally
Last modified: 2012-05-25 02:02:22 UTC
As some platforms don't have support for Wacom platforms, enable the wacom panel conditionally.
Created attachment 214437 [details] [review] build wacom support conditionally
(In reply to comment #0) > As some platforms don't have support for Wacom platforms, enable the wacom > panel conditionally. It basically does the same thing as bluetooth
Review of attachment 214437 [details] [review]: Not good enough. See the code used in bug 674935, in gnome-settings-daemon. libwacom is a hard requirement on platforms that support it.
(In reply to comment #3) > Review of attachment 214437 [details] [review]: > > Not good enough. See the code used in bug 674935, in gnome-settings-daemon. > libwacom is a hard requirement on platforms that support it. Why is it a hard requirement? What makes wacom different from say bluetooth?
libwacom is essentially a device database that provides the information that the drivers themselves dont have or expose (e.g. which stylis works with which tablet). Having said that, I'm not sure what's actually missing from the patch. The AC_MSG_NOTICE should probably say "wacom support (Wacom panel)" instead of libwacom.
(In reply to comment #4) <snip> > What makes wacom different from say bluetooth? It shouldn't be. Consider the bluetooth checks broken as well (the requirements are the same as the wacom panel ones).
Antoine submitted a patch for this too that sues the switch statement similar to Bug 674935. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 676714 ***