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Description
Intuos 4 (PTK‑640) on macOS 15.0 Sequoia constantly remains in a "pen‑down" state. When I drag to select text, the driver never receives the pen‑up event, so the selection keeps expanding as I move the cursor. The only way to cancel is pressing Esc or clicking with another pointing device.
Environment
Item | Value -- | -- Tablet | Intuos 3 (PTZ‑630) macOS | 15.0 (Sequoia) Driver build | thenickdude/wacom-driver-fix – master HEAD as of 2025‑07‑07 Bundled Wacom core | 6.4.4‑2 Kernel extension | None – driver runs entirely in user spaceHypothesis
The driver intermittently fails to register (or never receives) the tip‑up HID report, so macOS never delivers a button‑up event through the event tap. Because the issue survives permission resets, user‑profile resets, and immediate reboots, the root cause is likely inside the patched driver’s event loop or its interaction with Sequoia’s new input stack.
Guidance on where the tip‑up event is parsed in the patched source so I can instrument it.
Any known Sequoia‑specific workarounds or branches I should test.
Thanks for maintaining this project!
Intuos 4 (PTK‑640) on macOS 15.0 Sequoia constantly remains in a "pen‑down" state.When I drag to select text, the driver never receives the pen‑up event, so the selection keeps expanding as I move the cursor. The only way to cancel is pressing Esc or clicking with another pointing device.
Environment
- Tablet Intuos 3 (PTZ‑630)
- macOS 15.0 (Sequoia)
- Driver build Install-Wacom-Tablet-6.3.15-3-patched
-Mac Mini M4
Steps to Reproduce
Boot or reboot the Mac and log in.
Open any text field (TextEdit, Safari address bar, etc.).
Drag with the pen to highlight text.
Lift the pen without pressing any buttons.
Move the pen again – text continues highlighting as if the tip were still pressed.
Expected Behaviour
The selection should stop the moment the pen tip leaves the tablet surface.
Actual Behaviour
Selection (or drag) continues until Esc is pressed or another pointing device clicks. This happens immediately after a fresh reboot and never clears on its own.
What I Have Tried
Action
Result
Reset Input Monitoring & Accessibility permissions (deleted TCC entries, re‑granted)
No change
Reinstalled driver (removed with Wacom Utility, ran install.sh, rebooted)
No change
Reset tablet preferences ("Remove Settings" in Wacom Utility)
No change
Checked Click‑Lock / Drag‑Lock (both Wacom Center & macOS Pointer Control)
Not enabled
Created a fresh macOS user account
Bug persists
Verified driver process (pgrep -lf WacomTabletDriver)
Running, normal CPU
Captured Console log while bug active
Repeating lines: eventTapProxy: eventFlags 0x800 … (log attached)
Hypothesis
The driver intermittently fails to register (or never receives) the tip‑up HID report, so macOS never delivers a button‑up event through the event tap. Because the issue survives permission resets, user‑profile resets, and immediate reboots, the root cause is likely inside the patched driver’s event loop or its interaction with Sequoia’s new input stack.
Request
Guidance on where the tip‑up event is parsed in the patched source so I can instrument it.
Any known Sequoia‑specific workarounds or branches I should test.
Thanks for maintaining this project!