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Genius Tablet Issues

I have a genius tablet, listed as a WP8060U. After completing the tutorial for setting up drivers for my tablet, I restarted X and my tablet would not move my cursor. One of the buttons on my pen would press the "middle mouse button". After playing around, searching around, and getting pretty frustrated, I finnaly found my answer. here was my answer. It took a little bit of decoding and I will try to explain.

Section "InputDevice"
       Identifier  "Tablet"
       Option "Name" "UC-LOGIC Tablet WP8060U"
       Option "SendCoreEvents" "true"
       Driver          "wizardpen"
       Option          "TopX"          "10"
       Option          "TopY"          "10"
       Option          "TopZ"          "10"
       Option          "BottomX"      "32747"
       Option          "BottomY"      "32762"
       Option          "BottomZ"      "1023"
EndSection

Put that in your xorg.conf file. Don't add those lines to the mouse/kb section. It will go below your Mouse/KB Section. Don't edit them as I have them displayed, leave them as is and make sure it works before you do further tweaks. Delete the entry given by the tutorial. Under the "ServerLayout" section, add the following line: InputDevice "Tablet" "SendCoreEvents" Delete the other line given by the tutorial. If you need more help, feel free to e-mail me at xtoast.at.gmail.dot.com

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https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MailServer Could use a mention about very simple MTAs like nbsmtp or ssmtp. "If all you need is something that will send messages via an external account" As an example: http://wiki.dreamhost.com/SSMTP For example, grip (simple play/rip CDs) submits information via /usr/sbin/sendmail but I didn't have anything installed and I really, really didn't want to add anything bigger since I had no intention of receiving mail. Other simple things (mailx) also then work for scripts.