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There is no difference. You can't feel the part of the computer system that registers those clicks, the same as with the camera. Maybe your mouse driver registe
by eviks 3y ago
There is no difference. You can't feel the part of the computer system that registers those clicks, the same as with the camera. Maybe your mouse driver registered a double click due to a faulty sensor, maybe it registered nothing for the same reason, maybe you bluetooth mouse is disconnected or out of juice, so nothing resisters.
All of this is exactly the same - you have no tactile UI feedback
- yencabulator 3y agoThe mouse button, like most buttons, is "clicky" specifically for tactile feedback.
- eviks 3y agoyou've skipped a word there after tactile, which explains why you don't get it
- yencabulator 3y agoThe likelihood of a mouse button tactile feedback not matching what the computer actually sensed is much lower than the likelihood of a camera not picking up your pinch-touch gesture.
- rpdillon 3y agoTyping on a glass screen is different than typing on an actual keyboard.
- eviks 3y agoyet it's all the same category, which also exists in VPro, so there is no difference