Wow, this looks like promising news I followed the links, and it looks like the following have happened so far: - There is a branch called ChromeOS-3.8 under the OS Kernel Third Party items. - In this branch there are multiple changes: From: May 23 to June 7, about 34 changes so far. - From the markers on the side it looks like all the changes are marked as green (not 100% sure what does it mean, but looks like approved and picked up and reviewed.) - From the source code, the following files was modified: Line: 735 CONFIG_TABLET_USB_WACOM=m - From the bug details it looks like the Wacom tablet will work as a mouse. - There are no pressure events yet, since they have not decided if they will be implementing them in the Mouse API or in the new Pointer API, but they are coming, just not sure with which API yet. Things that are still not clear: 1- Will the tablet work as a mouse, or as pen, for example, when I reach the edge of the tablet, will the pointer reach the edge of the screen? 2- There is nothing about multi monitor.

3- There is nothing about changes to the settings page, the Wacom tablet has a lot of settings. 4- Not sure what release number this is going to, perhaps the next release Dev channel? Almond Verba Civic Culture Pdf Reader. Still, very good news, at least they started enabling the Wacom tablet support in the Linux Kernel lagagnon 07:38. It does not look like there is any Pen support in Chrome OS, there are open tickets since 2011 or maybe earlier in the Chrome dev. Forms, there are many people who stared these tickets (marked them as important) and that’s about it. Advanced Kv Checker Jtag more. It has been 3 years since the tickets were opened or maybe more, and it does not look like Pen support is going anywhere.

If you look at the Wacom Pen drivers for Windows 8 and 8.1 for example, you will notice tons of issues, it has been years and Wacom was not able to fix them, which brings you to another conclusion, if they are not able to fix something that is already there, there is no chance a company like Wacom may introduce drivers for Chrome OS either. Who knows, maybe a third party, or some talented open source developer?

Buy DigiPro WP8060 8-Inch x 6-Inch USB Graphics Tablet with Cordless Pen: Graphics Tablets - Amazon.com FREE DELIVERY possible on eligible purchases. 'Tablet pointing devices' is not showing up in my device manager at all either, despite me having downloaded.