Installation requires some Terminal commands, and it doesn't include any way to change tablet settings. Though this driver is fully functional and reliable with Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger and 10.5 Leopard, the driver isn't quite ideal even on those systems. In proper open source fashion, the driver is a complete implementation of the ADB specification, allowing for faster polled devices like tablets to work just fine with Mac OS X.Īs an added bonus the driver includes basic support for some Wacom tablet models. In response to this situation Simon Stapleton developed a free open source driver for the iMate in June of 2009 to supplant Griffin's obsolete driver. It isn't compatible with Mac OS X 10.4 and higher, and Griffin won't be providing any driver updates in spite of having sold quite a lot of iMates.and resurrection. Inevitably with updates to OS X, Griffin's iMate driver became obsolete. My conversations with Wacom and Griffin convinced me finally that it was a dead end.
But Griffin left out the necessary hooks to support fast-polled devices (like tablets) in their OS X driver. The Griffin iMate ADB adapter supported Wacom tablets in their Mac OS 9 drivers so I hoped it would be easy to support iMate in TabletMagic.
Wacom tablets with ADB connectors have never been supported by TabletMagic because until recently no one –not even Apple– had provided complete ADB support in OS X. The code referenced here can be found at and The death. Wacom ADB iMate Tablet Driver for Mac OS X
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