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i'm not even talking about gestures. Let me see you getting used to fluid two finger scrolling and the preciseness of those pads and the go back to a small asus
by DeepDuh 14y ago
i'm not even talking about gestures. Let me see you getting used to fluid two finger scrolling and the preciseness of those pads and the go back to a small asus or whatever touchpad with scroll area on the side.
- sin7 14y agoI know that feeling. I was cruising along in my brand new BMW. Missed a couple of payments and I had to go back to my Honda Civic. It must be just like that. Most people that I know use a mouse, which has better scrolling and is much more precise.
- DeepDuh 14y agoLet me guess: Most people you know -that have a PC- use a mouse. On macs, many people even prefer a touchpad on their desktop iMac. And that's not because of Apple's ridiculously bad mouses, most people know that they can connect any logitech.
- rednukleus 14y ago> I'm not even talking about gestures. Let me see you getting used to fluid two finger scrolling I call two finger scrolling a gesture. Most mac users I know don't know any gestures at all, they just use it like a PC trackpad. For me, I immediately turn off all gestures as soon as I buy a new laptop. They are just more trouble than they are worth in my opinion. I've tried them - they just get in the way. I also know people that swear by gestures and the macbook touchpad - and for them the mac is a good choice. For the rest of us, it's just a slightly bigger touchpad with hidden mousebuttons (another thing that makes macs difficult to use for beginners).