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Description of problem: Using the Lenovo x230t with another Wacom screen tablet as a second monitor causes all the inputs from the x230t (stylus/touch) to operate the second monitor instead of it's own screen. How reproducible: Always with spanned/extended monitor configuration. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Plug in a Wacom screen tablet into the display port of a Lenovo x230t. 2. Use the stylus or touch the x230t's screen. Actual results: Both inputs control the pointer on the second display instead of the x230t's screen. Expected results: Touching the screen moves the pointer on the x230t's screen, as does the stylus. Additional info: This ONLY happens with a Wacom screen tablet as a second monitor and the USB cable does not need to be plugged into the x230t.
Punting this to g-s-d, screen assignment is handled there.
I wouldn't spend too much time trying to get this working in RHEL 6.8. It should already work in 7.2, which has much better Wacom support.
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