I think the focus of the article is on that specific device as this is the one the developer had access to and personal need to get it to work.

The chosen approach of adding support to an existing kernel driver and libinput suggests that any changes above, e.g. in Plasma, should work generically across similar devices as long or as soon they are supported on the kernel level.

That might already be true for the device you have or could have been enabled by these recent changes.

In the worst case it should enable someone to make similar additions to the low level stack without having to worry about the levels above. E.g. by a driver developer who doesn't necessarily have development experience or setup for desktop changes

@Deviation @kde@floss.social @redstrate @kde@lemmy.kde.social Was kinda confused since I knew for a fact these tablets already worked (was the whole reason I bought one), a better way to word it would have been that support for it was added to the the kernel hid drivers as it already worked 100% under linux, just needed their closed source userspace driver.