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I guess it's useful if you're disabled. Otherwise this is a completely silly idea. We've mastered right clicking, left clicking, and double clicking. Why drop t
by flogic 16y ago
I guess it's useful if you're disabled. Otherwise this is a completely silly idea. We've mastered right clicking, left clicking, and double clicking. Why drop that channel of information? The last thing we need to is a novel way of decreasing the amount of bandwidth from the user to the computer. It's already the most restricted path.
- ehutch79 16y agohow is this good for the disabled? if you're unable to click, i'd have to assume you have difficulty moving a mouse with pinpoint accuracy. hell i had problems doing that and i'm fully functional here. if anything this would be HELL for anyone lacking full motor skills