but it is their fault they releasing bug-ridden drivers without bothering to test them at all. I don't necessarily blame Wacom for having difficulty squashing bugs. It says on the website that the only driver for MTE works for a number of older Windows, but not Windows 10. Then I realized that I don't think I have the correct driver for the device, since I never downloaded any. I'll try this new 6.3.19-6 release, but I have little expectations that it will actually be bug-free - more a matter of if I can live with the bugs it (probably) has. When I clicked on the Wacom Tablet Properties in the search bar, it said it's either not plugged in or I need to contact service. I'm still using Driver 6.3.15-3 because thus far, it's the last release WITHOUT major bugs. I suppose OSX may have made the difference, when they started REQUIRING reboots upon driver update (didn't need that before). Horrible development and unlike Wacom in the 90s or 2000s. Eventually landing on a driver that seems fairly stable. make 4 more versions, all introducing NEW bugs over the next few months. This seems like standard practice for the folks at Wacom now. It removed ALL functionality of modifier keys (Command, Option, Control) in all apps which weren't 'Wacom-aware'. WacomTablet_6.3.19-6.dmg was release on Dec 23rd.

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