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Macbook Air owner here as well. When you're talking about the mouse, do you mean the separate Magic Mouse? If so I agree; any standard PC mouse is way easier a
by meowface 12y ago
Macbook Air owner here as well.
When you're talking about the mouse, do you mean the separate Magic Mouse? If so I agree; any standard PC mouse is way easier and better to use. If you mean the touchpad, then I honestly have no issues with it. It responds to clicks just fine.
The lack of an Ethernet port was definitely a downside for me, but it hasn't hurt me yet since everywhere I've gone with Internet has always had wireless.
Honestly, my biggest gripe is the Command key. The position is where the Ctrl key normally is...some applications, both terminal and GUI, have Mac keyboard shortcuts with Command serving in place of Ctrl, and then some others still use Ctrl. I constantly find myself forgetting which to use when I'm in an application I use less frequently.
- collyw 12y agoI should have said trackpad. I can emulate a second button (right click) with two fingers, but it is pretty fiddly, and I often mess up with fat fingers. And I really miss having a third button for pasting from the current buffer.