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Awesome; happy it exists; can't imagine using it - we've learned so much about ergonomics last couple of decades! Personal preference as well - I prefer a scro
by NikolaNovak 5y ago
Awesome; happy it exists; can't imagine using it - we've learned so much about ergonomics last couple of decades!
Personal preference as well - I prefer a scrolling wheel with fairly distinct, discrete detentes that allow me to precisely choose how much scrolling (or assigned function) is happening.
But I'm happy project exists; variety good :)
- gigaflop 5y agoI've got a band-aid on my middle finger due to my cat disagreeing about when to stop touching the belly. I can barely feel my laptop keys with it on, but I can still feel enough of of the detents in my mouse's scroll wheel! Do you think some kind of haptic feedback on a touch-scroll would make the difference for most people? I still don't think so.
- NikolaNovak 5y agoMy gut instinct was "No", but honestly? I've experienced vibrating haptic feedback work WAY better than I thought physically possible, so "Maybe"? Personally I did not enjoy the Logitech mice with configurable detentes on the wheel, as they always felt wobbly. But I can conceivably envision a configurable sensitivity of touchpad to enable discrete scroll and haptic feedback that is accurate and useful. Not sure if there's a large enough market of course.
- Miraste 5y agoA lot of Valve's hardware (Steam controller, Steam deck, VR controllers) has heavy haptic feedback on its touchpads, including when scrolling, and it makes much more of a positive difference than I expected it would.