Developers get RC + beta builds of their OS weeks in advance of their public debut. Their user base was far smaller than Wacom.

I work in the software industry and yes, we have the luxury of living near Apple, but we had several in-persion meetings with their engineers when we had networking issues with our software and iOS. Out of the last 7 months, only 2 have been problem free with nothing but finger pointing at Apple. I never received anything from Wacom stating their drivers weren't ready. It took them 2 weeks and 1 month respectively to send out follow up stating they were ready. I remember when El Capitan came out, I received emails from several of the software / hardware companies I had purchased products from stating that their drivers / software were not ready for El Capitan quite yet (Native Instruments, Ableton). If you want to use Wacom products you first have to downgrade the second you purchase it? Awesome. is that really necessary? i used to keep multiple versions installed in the past.Every computer sold by Apple the last 7 months has Sierra installed on it.

Hey- can i install my tvp11 other os' i've backed up if i want to revert?Īlso- the instructions for tvp11 said to throw out all other tvp versions, which i did. older osx/older drives? workaround until apple and wacom fix it? arrrgh. I talked with wacom and got emailed a long list of maintenance and uninstalling/reinstalling to do, which i followed carefully but all the problems persist. but the stylus and the cintiq seem to be acknowledging each other fine as the blinking light proves whenever contact is made, and all works perfectly if run a different os from an external hd. in all the programs the stylus will often not trigger buttons or other functions correctly when clicked, while the trackpad cursor triggers everything on the cintiq properly. I think i narrowed down the problem to the cintiq driver talking with sierra, as other programs are also negatively affected (photoshop, after effects, toonboom).

Wacom mac os x 10.12 wavy lines