@davidrevoy fwiw, GNOME shows the tablet but lists it as unknown. And since the vast majority of unknown tablets are built-in ones it will default to that. That's actually the libwacom fallback behavior now.
Adding a libwacom entry for the H610 makes that issue go away (and probably the plasma one too).
On that note - @redstrate - KDE should probably do the same for unknown tablets.
@whot I believe we already use the option in libwacom to fallback to unknown, what does that look like GNOME? We also don't use libwacom for much ourselves yet, so it shouldn't affect much in our UI apart from grouping and some minor stuff like the number of buttons on a stylus.
@redstrate GNOME settings calls libwacom_new_from_path() twice, once with no fallback and if that fails with the WFALLBAKC_GENERIC flag. That way we know the tablet is a fallback one and can update the UI to note that, but the rest of the code will treat it like a normal tablet.
As for how it looks like - @davidrevoy 's screenshot has how it looks - it has the "This device is unknown..." subtitle under the name.
