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by NeedMoreTea
2767 days ago
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Interesting to read as I first used one so long ago most of the learning curve is lost to the mist of time. > It feels like they require too much hand movement, and are far more "gesticulatory" than gentle pushes Well put. This encapsulates it well. > I think I'm faster with the cursor now When I'd got the hang of never overshooting and changing pressure to vary acceleration as I move around, trackpads, even Apple's, just start to feel cumbersome. Quite apart from the need to move hand away from the keyboard so you can't press keys at the same time. It's the thing I miss most on my Mac. Oh, and just to address the parent's comment that a video might help. Probably not, as there's not much movement to see. Press an index finger on a desk or table and roll your finger around the pad - that's the extremes of movement you should expect with a trackpoint, assuming your finger didn't move on the table at all. :) |
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