> In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Steven Bennett > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes >> Actually, I use Objective C when programming on a Mac. > > That explains my lack of awareness then. I don't use Macs and generally > don't like them either. Windows or Unix fine, but don't make me use a > computer with one mouse button.
You know, it's amazing that people still have this silly impression that just because Apple only ships a mouse with one button, that the OS can only use one button, something which hasn't been true for many years. I've been using multi-button mice on Macs since the late 80s. My main mouse (actually a trackball) has 4 buttons plus a scroll wheel. *All* of them are useful out of the box with the OS. With the driver software installed, they're even more useful. I program and use Windows (98/ME/2K/XP) and Mac OS X for work, and at home I have Windows 2K, Mac OS X, and Linux machines. (Okay, that's only the actively used machines -- I also have a Windows 98 box, a Win95 box, three Amigas -- 4000/2000/1000, 2 C-64s, a TI-99/4A, and a SWTPC 6800 that are all mostly retired...) The Mac OS X machines are by far my favorites of the lot. -->Steve Bennett To subscribe/unsubscribe, point your browser to: http://www.tullochgorm.com/lists.html
