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You're neglecting pointer acceleration, which applies for touchpads too. If yours is anything like mine, try this: position your mouse to the far left of the s
by DougBTX 17y ago
You're neglecting pointer acceleration, which applies for touchpads too.
If yours is anything like mine, try this: position your mouse to the far left of the screen; quickly swipe across the touch pad from left to right. Your pointer should reach the far right hand side of the screen. Now swipe ever so slowly from right to left, your pointer might get about a quarter of the way across the screen.
Once you consider acceleration (eg, the further you try to move, the faster you are moving when you get there), Fitt's law is more, not less, important on a big screen.
- cracki 17y agoi disabled acceleration, and i suspect many others do. i tried several times to get used to it. it's just not predictable enough for me. hitting or missing a target just because i was too fast or slow, sounds useless to me.
- elblanco 17y agoThe acceleration curve on macs is horribly horribly broken. There's a bunch of utilities to fix it or turn it off because strangely you can't do it yourself.