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Apple Developing Two Button Mouse!

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bedouin:
I actually prefer one button when using a laptop.  When I use friends' PC laptops I always accidently right click since I'm used to having my thumb positioned at the bottom-center of the trackpad on my Mac.  

The only reason I use a multi-button mouse on my desktop is for gaming -- and probably the scroll wheel nowadays.  One has to remember that OS X, and Mac applications, have been designed with one mouse button in mind -- so it's not like you're missing out on much.

Calum:
i think apple should have their next computer have not only no buttons on the mouse, but no keys on the keyboard either.

in fact they could do away with the mouse and just have one huge button taking up the whole keyboard.

then it really would be as easy to use as a toaster.

Orethrius:
Obviously nobody's been paying attention to this.  It's only a matter of time (and sales figures) before this gets ported drivers, though I'd suspect it captures raw keystrokes much like a traditional keyboard and could thus be interpreted through similar processes.  What was that about no keys?  ;)

Refalm:

--- Quote from: Orethrius ---Obviously nobody's been paying attention to this.  It's only a matter of time (and sales figures) before this gets ported drivers, though I'd suspect it captures raw keystrokes much like a traditional keyboard and could thus be interpreted through similar processes.  What was that about no keys?  ;)
--- End quote ---

I hope there's an option to change the Windows button into :tux: :)

Calum:
that's mental! i think it's take me a while to get used to, but the idea is great! (and yes, i REALLY wouldn't like it if i had to put up with a non-changeable laser projected windows key!)

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