Update 21/01/2007 : The new version is making progress but a little slower than hoped. I'm almost ready to release an alpha preview in a week or two though. It won't be feature complete but it should show how things are going.
7/01/2007 : Sorry for the long lapse in updates. I've had to rewrite wacom-config from scratch as I'd backed myself into a corner code wise and I couldn't add support for the latest expresskeys features as the code was. The new version is mostly ready though. I'm hoping to release it in the next few weeks.
Don't mind the budget design. I just threw this together to have somewhere to keep the things I've written.
Right now you probally looking for wacom-config my program for configuring wacom tablet's in Linux as thats all I've put up.
It's basically a tool for configuring the linuxwacom drivers from here and the expresskey tool here (optional but recommended if you have an Intuos 3 tablet and want to use the 'pad' on it.).
wacom-config is written in python and is self contained in one file. To use it you just need to download it, set it executable (chmod a+x wacom-config.py) and run it. (You'll need python (2.4+?) and pygtk 2.8+ most linux distributions should have them available as packages or they may even be preinstalled.) The settings it sets are automatically reloaded on login for kde and gnome. (They will also be loaded for desktop environments that suport the xdg autostart standard or that execute .xinitrc on login.)
Wacom-config released files;
10/07/2006 - wacom-config-1.0b3.py (Fixed changing settings back to defaults without having to logoff)
09/07/2006 - wacom-config-1.0b2.py (Fixed gnome loading of settings on login, various bug fixes, added sensitivity control.)
24/06/2006 - wacom-config-1.0b1.py (Primary features complete. Waiting for more testing to ensure all bugs are found.)