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Or a second windows key. Or separate mouse buttons. Sigh

• slantyyz 12y ago
  >> Or separate mouse buttons. I find that part to be the most annoying part of touch pads on non-Mac laptops these days. I get that Apple has the reputation for having the best pads (which makes them an ideal source for copying ideas), but I've always hated the clicking mechanism on my Macbook Pro, especially when it came to right clicks. My Lenovo Y50 at least doesn't require a second finger to right click, but I would rather have had two discrete, tactile buttons for the pad.
  • stilldavid 12y ago
    > ... especially when it came to right clicks Just curious, do you have secondary click set to click with two fingers, or to click in bottom right corner?
    • slantyyz 12y ago
      I'm admittedly clumsy and imprecise with touch pads, so neither option works well for me. On my Mac, I had it set to the default, which was two fingers. On my Lenovo, it's set to click in the bottom right half. I keep missing (because I don't look down) and click the bottom left half by mistake.
• jgrowl 12y ago
  Why do people use a second windows button? I've never understood how it is useful.
  • slantyyz 12y ago
    >> Why do people use a second windows button? It's useful to people who prefer to (or are conditioned to) hit it with their right hand.
  • organsnyder 12y ago
    I like to remap those keys to AltGr and/or compose. Makes it much easier to type accents, proper punctuation…
  • qzcx 12y ago
    On my mac, I use the right command key to one hand commands which require it and something on the right right keyboard. Very useful