Device with no Linux kernel / input-wacom / libwacom version listed in compatibility table - supported or not?

[ThisIssues]

Hello,

I'm thinking about getting myself a Wacom tablet to use it on my Linux system. I looked on the compatibility table and saw that the Wacom One Pen tablet has no version number listed for kernel, input-wacom and libwacom. What does this mean in terms of compatibility to Linux? Is it already generally compatible with Linux so it doesn't need a version number since it's a newer device compared to the others? Or is it just not compatible at all?
Thanks in advance.

[Ekleog]

To second this question, I'm seeing that the Movink 13 has a version number for kernel and input-wacom, but not libwacom.

I tried reaching out to Wacom pre-sale support to ask about it, but they were not helpful, despite their marketing around Linux.

Do you know any clue around whether it would be compatible with current Linux systems, or whether support is planned for the foreseeable future?

Anyway, thank you for your work on supporting Wacom devices on Linux!

[Pinglinux]

@Ekleog Movink is in the list. It is available in libwacom version 2.12.0:

056a:03f0 | DTH135 | Movink | pen/touch sensor | 6.8 | 4.5 | 2.12.0

[Pinglinux]

@ThisIssues which "Wacom One Pen" are you using? Please give us the device ID or the model number so we can check it for you.

[ThisIssues]

@ThisIssues which "Wacom One Pen" are you using? Please give us the device ID or the model number so we can check it for you.

Hello. Sorry for the late response. I choosed the Wacom Intous Pro now, which's officially supported by the kernel. The Wacom One tablet I mentioned was this here from 2023. The model number is CTCW1AB.