I guess one problem is that the capability of touchpads really varies. Not all of them support recognizing multiple touch points for example.
And the original UX issue is much easier solved by bringing a mouse with your laptop.
> And the original UX issue is much easier solved by bringing a mouse with your laptop.
... or using an Apple laptop. The one thing they haven't broken yet is that their machines are perfectly usable without a mouse.
Of course, the argument is weakening with every recent OS release, since they try to make it useless in other ways.
> And the original UX issue is much easier solved by bringing a mouse with your laptop.
... or using an Apple laptop. The one thing they haven't broken yet is that their machines are perfectly usable without a mouse.
Of course, the argument is weakening with every recent OS release, since they try to make it useless in other ways.