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I used a Mac for work for months and never got used to it, but obviously YMMV.
by w1ntermute 14y ago
I used a Mac for work for months and never got used to it, but obviously YMMV.
- moe 14y agoI've noticed the curve seems to strangely vary between different Macs and different mice. On some of my Macs I had to install software to fix it, on some it just felt right from the start. I never kept track to make out a pattern, but it may be worth trying out a different mouse.
- to3m 14y agoI never got used to the OS X mouse curve either. The mouse acceleration on the Mac has always been a bit leaden at low speeds, and too fast at higher speeds, even with Mac OS. It's odd, because the trackpad acceleration is very well done. The best solution I've found is to buy a Microsoft mouse. As with most Microsoft hardware, they're good value. You can then use the supplied Intellipoint for Mac OS X software, which, along with a bunch of pointless junk, lets you activate a Windows-style acceleration curve. It might sound daft, but this utterly transformed my experience of OS X.