What you did above wouldn't change the settings for an already existing account. If you want to turn off Wacom Desktop Center notifications - the bundle ID is -Desktop-Center This will set everything to Root : Wheel, for folders and files.īe sure to change the file permissions afterwards to 644Ĭlick Build as PKG (Choose save location.) This will set everything to 755, for folders and files.Īpply Owner and Group to Library and All Enclosed Items. Once all that's done, you need to adjust the file and folder permissions before building the package.Īpply Permissions to Library and All Enclosed Items Look at the screenshot above and make sure your folder paths are the same as mine.) Then delete the remaining parent folders listed from your User Profile. in Finder to show hidden system files.ĭrag the five files listed above over to the main Composer window (make sure the folder paths are the same as above.) You'll have to move the 'Group Containers' and 'Containers' folders from your User Profile 'Library' folder path to the Default User Template 'Library' folder path. wacom folder wont appear unless you press SHIFT + Command +. Now navigate to the 2 file locations above in your User Profile hidden 'Library' folder (GO Menu / Hold ALT or Option Key to show hidden Library folder). Open Finder and navigate to /Library/User Template/Non_localized/ and drag the Library folder listed there over to Composer, as in above screenshot. Untick AutoStart and click OK on the Customer Experience button without the opt-in button ticked (default setting). This will get rid of the driver security error prompt every 15 seconds or so.)Ĭonfigure Wacom Desktop Center how you want it to be i.e. (Additional - Use the Jamf PPPC Utility to add the tablet driver to the Input Monitoring section by selecting - 'Allow standard users to approve access'. ~/Library/Group Containers//Library/PreferencesĬom. <-search for "WDCAutoStart"Ĭom. <-search for "loggedInAtLeastOnce" If it's of any interest, during my prodding about I also found that these files have useful looking stuff in them: I need to do a load more testing around this, and script the fix (I'm going to generate the file into " /System/Library/User Template/en_GB.lproj/Library/Containers//Data/Library/Preferences/.wacom" so that the Experience Program is already opted-out of for all new logins on our shared machines) but hopefully this might help someone else manage their nightmare. There are a set of key pairs in there which you need to modify: ~/Library/Containers//Data/Library/Preferences/.wacom/ist The file which controls the behaviour seems to be: I think I might finally have worked this out (thank you Jamf Composer).
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