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Setup Drawing monitor ( Huion Kamvas Pro 16) with Linux

The video shows me setting up a linux computer to work with a drawing monitor (Huion Kamvas Pro, but most likely will work with other models and brands). Here is the link for the Drawing monitor: https://amzn.to/2VHjxsl The linux distribution is Lubuntu 18.04, but for sure will work with other distributions. Here is the link for the laptop that we have been using with linux: https://amzn.to/36LjjH6 Connect both the HDMI and usb cable from your tablet to your linux computer. If the usb is not connect it will never work. Make sure your computer is updated. On Ubuntu the way to do it is to run the following commands on your terminal windows. sudo apt-get update (wait for it to finish) sudo apt-get -y upgrade (wait again). I did search on google for " digimend kernel driver releases" and I accessed this page: https://github.com/DIGImend/digimend-... I did go to V10 and downloaded the package ".deb" and the package ".tar.gz". I tried running the .deb package first. the dev package is just like an installed that we see in windows pcs. However, it didn't work right away. I would encourage you to skip to the second method right away. So i tried a second method that was using command lines to install from the sources code/files. Unzip the package. Inside of the folder that was created there will be one README file. Open it. You will find instructions there of what to type to make it work. Open your terminal window. Change your directory to the folder where the installation files are. I did that after i started typing the code, but you can do in the beginning. My files were in Desktop/digimendXXXXXX All the following commands are in the README file. All credits are to the ones working on the DIGIMEND project not me. I'm just using the code and instructions that they created. You need the linux headers so type: sudo apt-get install -y "linux-headers-$(uname -r)" You also need the dkms application, so type: sudo apt-get install -y dkms (for the next step make sure you are in the folder where your installation files are.) Now you need to install using dkms, so type: sudo make dkms_install (if you tried to do this before and it didn't work or you did just like me and you tried the .deb package first, you will get an error. You will have to run the command "sudo make dkms_uninstall" before you can run the "sudo make dkms_install". After your kdms_install worked and your computer started working it will ask for a temporary password (this is not your sudo password. Just a random password that you will have to type after you reboot the computer). Reboot the computer During the boot a blue screen will prompt. You will have 10 seconds to hit any key. Don't miss that. Select: Enroll MOK Continue Yes "Type the temporary password that you just created before you rebooted the computer" Reboot and Voila. After the computer starts the pen should work. if it doesn't work try running the .deb package. I hope this video helped you with your questions. Please leave comments. I try my best to post a real video so it's pretty much what you would gt when you try it yourself. Even though I'm not a professional youtuber, if you can give a thumbs up (if you think it deserves) and subscribe to my page that will be great. I appreciate.