Version: v1.3 (using KDE 4.7.1) OS: Linux Having the Wacom tablet KCModule installed renders the tablet completely unusable. Pen taps aren't recognized as clicks by all UI elements, unwanted drag operations happen quite frequently, finger taps have absolutely no effect, double tapping the pen shows all windows next to each other, Greasepencil in Blender 2.5 adds straight lines at the end of each stroke etc. I have filed a (more detailed) bug report about this here: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=3413107&group_id=69596&atid=525124# but then I noticed that most of the issues are not caused directly by the driver but by the KCModule. As soon as I uninstall it, most of them are gone. I've tried the wacomtablet KCModule from Portage and also compiled the latest sources from kde-apps.org. Both versions have the mentioned issues. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Install latest wacom kernel module and latest xf86-input-wacom driver 2. Install the Wacom tablet KCModule Actual Results: Tablet input is completely unusable. Expected Results: It should be possible to configure the tablet without breaking everything.
Hi, this is in fact a driver bug caused by using the command xsetwacom set "tablet" Button 1 1 The latest version of my KCM (1.3.3) does not set this command anymore But the tabletprofileesrc file has to be deleted when you updated
Well, I installed the latest Git version, restarted KDE and then it suddenly worked. Then I ran make uninstall and reinstalled the version from Portage and also that worked now. Seems there was some left-over, which a Portage uninstall didn't remove. I hate bugs, which solve themselves. :-) To make sure no errors are left, I deleted the tabletprofilesrc and am now using the latest Git version of the X driver and the KCModule.
Yes the problem was the tabletprofilesrc there where still the Button1=1 assignment from previous versions the 1.3.3 does not create this entry and thus doesn't show the buggy behaviour