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Wacom tablets should work with KDE and Wayland. They work great with X11 though.
Yea, I know. Thanks. It's what people told me (users and developers) but it just doesn't work for me. You're right that it works fine with the X11 session. The problems have been the same in every Wayland distro I tried (Debian Trixie, Nobara 42 and Bazzite something) and are consistent between two (very different) tablets, so I ended up ruling out the hardware. At least on the tablet side..., because I have yet to try the same thing on my laptop to rule out any potential signal issue with my USBs
tl;dr it needs a little more investigation on my part to explain why it doesn't seem reproducible for other users