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I came here to make this comment if it hadn't already been made. Seriously though, this is the one thing that has kept me a ThinkPad user ever since I got my f
by jehb 3y ago
I came here to make this comment if it hadn't already been made.
Seriously though, this is the one thing that has kept me a ThinkPad user ever since I got my first university-issued laptop 21 years ago. I've had other laptops since then, and I've never liked any of them. Once I've got my hands in a comfortable position for typing on a laptop, I often have to move either my entire arm or my entire laptop in order to use a trackpad. I don't even really want my laptop to have a trackpad, it's just something for my palm to accidentally hit.
No, it's not comfortable for extended gaming or other things like that, but honestly if I'm not using an external mouse for that I'm going to be pretty grumpy anyway.
- binkHN 3y agoUnderstand completely. On some of the ThinkPads I’ve owned over the years, I’ve simply disabled the TrackPad.