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coming from the world of windows ultrabooks, it's sorta hard to imagine how a touchpad could be "too big". does the palm rejection suck, or is it just that you
by leetcrew 7y ago
coming from the world of windows ultrabooks, it's sorta hard to imagine how a touchpad could be "too big". does the palm rejection suck, or is it just that you think the real estate could be used better for something else?
- naibafo 7y agoComing from the world of tiling window managers on linux, I do not use a touchpad at all. On the Macbook I have to use it occasionally, but I still stay on the keyboard as much as possible. So having to remap ESC to Capslock and often hitting the wrong arrow key is a much too big drawback to a bigger touchpad
- http-teapot 7y agoAs an example, both thumbs hovers the touchpad when my hands are on the keyboard. One of my thumb frequently taps and moves the cursor to another line all the while I am writing code. It's frustrating. Imo, the touchpad on Macbook has always been its greatest strength and they managed to ruin it.