This bug also occurs for me on Ubuntu 14.04, on a MacBook Pro
( http://www.penlug.org/foswiki/bin/view/Main/HardwareInfoAppleMacBookProA1297 )
and since the touchpad is managed using Synaptics (synclient) there appears to be no need
for the "mouseemu" program to be running or even installed on this machine.
I de-installed mouseemu as follows, and rebooted the machine, and now the Wacom Intuos4 works normally again:
sudo apt-get remove mouseemu
To avoid needing to reboot, I also tried the steps mentioned above, and that also got the Intuos4 working properly.
This bug also occurs for me on Ubuntu 14.04, on a MacBook Pro www.penlug. org/foswiki/ bin/view/ Main/HardwareIn foAppleMacBookP roA1297 )
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and since the touchpad is managed using Synaptics (synclient) there appears to be no need
for the "mouseemu" program to be running or even installed on this machine.
I de-installed mouseemu as follows, and rebooted the machine, and now the Wacom Intuos4 works normally again:
sudo apt-get remove mouseemu
To avoid needing to reboot, I also tried the steps mentioned above, and that also got the Intuos4 working properly.
sudo killall mouseemu
sudo apt-get remove mouseemu
sudo rmmod wacom; sleep 1; sudo modprobe wacom
To get the pen pressure to be recognized by inkscape, the following workaround is still needed:
export LIBOVERLAY_ SCROLLBAR= 0
inkscape