# Tablet

> Wacom tablet settings for Linux on GNOME Wayland, with pen gestures

- Page: https://www.whatwemade.app/p/tablet
- What it is: Desktop app (also Browser extension and Developer tool), for design, also productivity
- Made by: [wfpaisa](https://www.whatwemade.app/u/wfpaisa)
- Run it yourself: get the code and run your own copy
- Code: https://github.com/wfpaisa/tablet (GPL-3.0, 10 stars)
- Languages: English, Spanish
- Tags: wacom, drawing-tablet, gnome, wayland, linux
- Upvotes: 1, comments: 0

## About

Tablet Center is a settings app for Wacom tablets on Linux. It runs on GNOME 48 or later under Wayland and lets you adjust the pen, tablet buttons and screen mapping, with changes applied immediately.

You can set pen pressure, click sensitivity and double-click distance, choose pen or mouse mode, and assign shortcuts, clicks, gestures or menus to pen buttons and ExpressKeys. Holding a pen button and moving the pen scrolls, pans or zooms, and per-application profiles let each program have its own settings.

A background service, tabletd, reads the tablet input and sends pen, mouse and keyboard events to GNOME. An included GNOME Shell extension can show shortcut menus over the current application. The project is tested with the Intuos S CTL-4100 and is an unofficial project, not affiliated with Wacom.

## How it was made

- Claude Code, 30% of the work
- Stack: Rust

Shared on WhatWeMade: https://www.whatwemade.app/p/tablet