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This is a reasonable conclusion to draw after what most people experience on Windows or Linux; however, if you've ever used a MacBook touchpad for a few weeks,
by canadaduane 5y ago
This is a reasonable conclusion to draw after what most people experience on Windows or Linux; however, if you've ever used a MacBook touchpad for a few weeks, I think you might find it appealing:
1. it never clicks when it isn't supposed to
2. its acceleration curves are beautiful
3. it's always accurate when you intend to click on a particular pixel
4. there is no interaction between keyboard and touchpad (e.g. on Linux there is a "disable while typing" feature which disables the touchpad only because the touchpad experience is not perfect, therefore completing disabling it while typing is better than refraining)