Okay, found time for some more testing. It seems that libwacom2 0.19 is probably off the hook here: the problem can be made to go away by merely switching versions of mutter (+ libmutter) for all tablets on my test bench.
Thank you for the update to 0.22, nevertheless. Doubtless it will be needed before too long. BTW, the debian/watch file appears to be broken according to qa.debian - perhaps that's why some releases weren't noticed? On 18 September 2016 at 02:23, Andrew Chadwick <a.t.chadw...@gmail.com> wrote: > GNOME sessions with gnome-shell 3.21.91-2 and libwacom2 0.22-1 still > segfault when any any of my USB tablet devices are attached. This > includes the Wacom USB Wireless Accessory Kit: it's fine after being > plugged in initially without the tablet being turned on, but when the > tablet is turned on and begins communicating wirelessly, the session > dies just as above. > > I've tried a plain old USB optical mouse, a USB keyboard, and a couple > of USB joypads too - those are unaffected. > > From the console, libwacom-list-local-devices 0.22 detects the plugged > device and lists its features like it should. No segfaults there. -- Andrew Chadwick
