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[Christopher Small <786317@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I think we may have the first real interesting development on this just
now - http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1795819.

This person claims that just by changing the Toolbox window settings
(from having always show on top) the problem is fixed! Perhaps the way
in which focus and window stacking are handled with the updated Compiz
effects, the signals that should be getting sent to the main gimp window
are getting sent instead to the toolbar window. Does that seem like a
reasonable explanation?

Another discovery that I've had. I installed Gnome Shell on Ubuntu 11.10
and found that the tablet was working beautifully! At least, until I ran
my little wacomsettings script (which runs a bunch of xsetwacom
commands). Then the pressure response seemed to change, and the strokes
became more intermittent (though not quite as bad as they tended to be
with Unity). After rebooting back into Gnome Shell, things are working
beautifully again. I haven't yet either tried rerunning my wacomsettings
script (don't mess with what works, right?) or booting into Unity again
to play around with things there (I'm kind of having fun with all the
flexibility of Gnome Shell).

If I do and find anything interesting, I'll definitely share. Meanwhile,
it would be great to have some independent verification of this stuff.

Cheers

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Title:
  wacom intuous3 often fails to draw stroke (release click not
  recognised?)

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