Hello everyone!
Have a wacom CTL-6100WL running on Rocky 9.
It never worked perfectly fine from the start, where I my stylus buttons were swapped, but it was manageable.
Coincidentally or not, after updating to the latest kernel (as of the the date of this post), it simply won’t recongize the “middle click” binding no matter to what stylus button I assign it to. Simple “left click” is also erratic. The thing is all over the place.
I’m running GNOME as it came with the distro with no further tweaking.
Any clues?
Thanks in advance!
Apparently it’s something with Wayland. If I start on GNOME Classic running Xorg everything works flawlessly 
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Yeah, these are some of the reasons why I’ll be sticking with Xorg for a long time until all remaining stability issues of wayland are resolved. It’s getting there I guess, but there are still some things that don’t work of which you’ve just found out. Not unique to Rocky, but probably most wayland installs.
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You could try and install https://opentabletdriver.net/ to check if it works better. At least it looks as it is supported (besides wireless mode).
Thanks! Gonna give it a try later, specially because I also have a Huyon Kamvas 16 and apparently it’s supported!