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When the OS hasn't initialized Touch Bar, what happens to the Touch Bar? Is there a default Touch Bar loaded in firmware in cases of Linux or Windows in Boot Ca

• bowmessage 10y ago
  I hope I can display the world's narrowest game of pong
  • deleted 10y ago
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  • eric_h 10y ago
    That's actually an amusing idea if you rotate it 90 degrees and use the main display for most of the "table"
    • WWKong 10y ago
      How about Bricks game for not having to rotate?
• mcphage 10y ago
  > Is there a default Touch Bar loaded in firmware in cases of Linux or Windows in Boot Camp? They'll probably write a driver for it for Windows & Linux that just displays the F-keys.
  • developer2 10y ago
    Good luck with that. The Boot Camp drivers have all but been abandoned. Maybe they'll do a single update soon that will be the only update for the next 5 years. Source: disgruntled Early 2013 MacBook Pro user who can't use the built-in microphone from within Boot Camp.
    • stuaxo 10y ago
      That's pretty lame, surely there must be a driver for that somewhere that works?
• madeofpalk 10y ago
  It actually appears that the 'T1' processor, running a watchOS variant, in the new MBP might be controlling the Touch Bar so this might very well be possible. Source: https://twitter.com/stroughtonsmith https://twitter.com/stroughtonsmith