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A well designed trackpad will have virtually flawless palm rejection, which means it shouldn't matter. I'm not sure how that fares outside of Apple machines tho
by BillinghamJ 4y ago
A well designed trackpad will have virtually flawless palm rejection, which means it shouldn't matter. I'm not sure how that fares outside of Apple machines though.
- solarkraft 4y agoI get enough ghost touches to be annoying on the 2020 Macbook Air and Pro. What device is supposed to be better?
- ksec 4y agoApple doesn't have flawless palm rejection, part of the reason why the larger trackpad on new MBP isn't loved by everyone.
- kibwen 4y agoI have a System76 (not a Lemur, but surely the touchpad software is the same) and I've never once had a problem with palm rejection. For that matter, I never had a problem with palm rejection on any of the Windows laptops I used to use. Are there any laptops that do have problems with palm rejection? AFAICT it seems like a solved problem (unlike, say "smart sleep", which is an unmitigated nightmare everywhere, including on Macs).