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I do always set up my mouse to have no acceleration. You are right about it. However, how many people who frowns mouse use knows that you can select a word by
by Shorel 14y ago
I do always set up my mouse to have no acceleration. You are right about it.
However, how many people who frowns mouse use knows that you can select a word by double clicking on it, or that you can extend a selection using shift+click, or that nothing scrolls a document as fast as the scrollbar or minimap?
- johncoltrane 14y agoThose are part of the first things you learn in your first hour in front of a computer. I think that my comment is clear on my position on that "mouse debate": the mouse is an effective interaction device in more than many contexts but there's at least one context where using the mouse is not the most effective thing to do. Again, the problem is not the mouse itself but the cost of constently switching between it and the keyboard.