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Cc: Fans of the OS Plan 9 from Bell Labs <9fans@9fans.net>
Subject: Re: [9fans] megamouse?
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> I use it the trackpoint all the time (i.e. currently sitting in the
> garden with the x60 on a arm-rest), but don't tell me it's better than
> my old logitech...
> And dvorak is not *that* great either (definitely not worth it).
>
What I hate about touchpads is that they take up so much space that I
can accidentally move the pointer, and if I've got tap-to-click enabled;
accidentally click, and trackpoints and mice are better for moving it
off the screen again. Tap-to-click is mostly an annoyance.