Wine's built-in implementation of wintab does not work with Rebelle, CSP and Drawpile. XWinTab works around this by having the applications load it instead and creates its own connection to X11.

This software is experimental and has not been tested extensively. Also, X11 exclusive.

A Wacom compatible tablet that works in native Linux applications. The tablet needs to have a device with the word "stylus" in its name.

This uses the libxcb.so.1 and libxcb-xinput.so.0 libraries. On Debian/Ubuntu distributions, these can be obtained by installing the libxcb-xinput0 package.

To build it yourself, you will also need to install the following packages: libxcb-xinput-dev, wine64-tools, and gcc-mingw-w64.

1. Copy BOTH wintab32.dll and XWinTabHelper.dll.so into the installation directory (the one with the exe).
2. Add a DLL Override for wintab32.dll (needed for it to be loaded instead of the built-in one).
3. Configure the application to use the Wacom Compatible (wintab) option.

This software is provided without warranty of any kind (see LICENSE) and is used at your own risk.