Lo and behold, I reconnected it to my iMac and it worked “fine” as well.Īnd I only say “fine”, because everything works except 4-finger gestures, those are utterly broken (I don't know whether it has anything to do with the “softer” gestures in Sierra, which detect differences in speed and allow you to revert them midway, much like the Spaces switching one already did, but I suspect it does), they just fail and kind of default to their 3-finger counterparts.Īs of this date, the driver for the Wacom Bamboo CTH-661 (medium size with 'Pen & Touch' function) and other similar generation tablets stops working upon an upgrade to macOS Sierra. I didn't have the tablet connected (I was making sure that it did work on my MacBook Pro, and it did work after reinstalling the purportedly incompatible preference pane), but I got the familiar (and welcoming) message that, duh, I didn't have any supported device connected, instead of the dreaded driver error message. I first removed my preferences and, I don't really know why (whether I had the Wacom preference pane open or just thought of giving it a try), my Wacom driver came to life! I was about to try reinstalling the driver, so I thought of cleaning my system of all its remnants by using the Wacom Utility instead of scouring my hard drive for Wacom support files.

Actually, I have some god news (sort of), for a change…

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