hal wrote:
>
> rich...@laptop.org said:
> > One absolute we know is that the touchpad hates multi-touches. If you
> > have
> > more than 1 point of contact with the sensor then it will go bonkers. Due
> > to the button placement below the touchpad this is quite easy to do. Its
> > tr
rich...@laptop.org said:
> One absolute we know is that the touchpad hates multi-touches. If you have
> more than 1 point of contact with the sensor then it will go bonkers. Due
> to the button placement below the touchpad this is quite easy to do. Its
> trivial to show that double touches t
On 02/04/2011 10:15 PM, Hal Murray wrote:
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> Frequently, I find the touch-pad on a XO-1 to be extremely frustrating to use
> on cursor intensive tasks. I'm trying to figure out if this is something I
> should be screaming and shouting about (and rubbing it in your collective
> noses) or if I shou
Frequently, I find the touch-pad on a XO-1 to be extremely frustrating to use
on cursor intensive tasks. I'm trying to figure out if this is something I
should be screaming and shouting about (and rubbing it in your collective
noses) or if I should shut up and get used to it.
I think there ar
