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- 06 Mar 2007, 18:08
- Forum: Off-topic discussions
- Topic: History of multi-touch devices (in general)
- Replies: 0
- Views: 2978
History of multi-touch devices (in general)
This is well worth a browse, especially some of the links:
- 19 Apr 2006, 01:55
- Forum: Keyboards: TouchStream, MacNTouch, Digitouch, Mini
- Topic: My review of an alternative -- the TypeMatrix 2030.
- Replies: 33
- Views: 44285
Re: My review of an alternative -- the TypeMatrix 2030.
I made a short post in another thread about this keyboard recently, but I've finished my formal review and wanted to share it here. I've returned to this thread because I'm gaining interest in using a narrow mechanical keyboard between the halves of my TS in order to improve typing speed. I bought ...
- 22 Dec 2005, 01:55
- Forum: Marketplace
- Topic: The KITTY project
- Replies: 6
- Views: 5566
I thought it would be good at first too but you are back to the finger travel. It is a long ways to move your fingers, even more than a regular keyboard. Very true, and I had thought about that. I don't think it's a replacement for a keyboard for normal use, but it does allow surface-free typing wh...
- 19 Dec 2005, 18:43
- Forum: Members' introductions
- Topic: Hello Fingerfans!
- Replies: 8
- Views: 9728
That sucks. So in summary they're ignoring the many people who have given them their hard-earned cash already. Figures. And I bet it's almost trivial to make that sort of change, and not too far off trivial to even make it configurable, even if only in a config file or something. Perhaps you can fin...
- 19 Dec 2005, 16:10
- Forum: Marketplace
- Topic: The KITTY project
- Replies: 6
- Views: 5566
I am just surprised they are still around after all these years of not having gotten anywhere. Perhaps they are stuck on many practical issues, such as bucky keys, more than just alphanum keys, etc... It's a shame, because it seems to be quite a neat idea. I like, for example, the simple solution t...
- 19 Dec 2005, 15:14
- Forum: Members' introductions
- Topic: Lee
- Replies: 6
- Views: 6901
All this is great but, after more than six busy training monthes, I can't enjoy these gestures because of my lack of the muscle memory allowing you to touch-type on this keyboard. I still have to use the standard one when I need my brain back so I can think about programing. Hopefully this is a tem...
- 19 Dec 2005, 15:08
- Forum: Members' introductions
- Topic: Hello Fingerfans!
- Replies: 8
- Views: 9728
Re: Hello Fingerfans!
Is it possible to reverse the zoom wheel function for one application only? (I'm in WinXP right now) I use SolidWorks, a 3D CAD program, and it uses the opposite wheel spin for zooming from every other application... and you can't change it in the software Perhaps a feature request to the software'...
- 19 Dec 2005, 15:02
- Forum: Members' introductions
- Topic: Anti-spam policy (one user banned)
- Replies: 6
- Views: 6641
I remember reading somewhere that "spam" could be an acronym for Slime Posing As Meat.trogdorix wrote:but spam is so tasty!
Canned meat for all!

But more ontopic: perhaps judicious use of Captcha on registration and on posting could reduce the likelihood that a spammer would get in here in the first place?
- 14 Sep 2005, 11:18
- Forum: Mousing and Gesturing
- Topic: Maximal TouchStream Use
- Replies: 1
- Views: 3647
Activating some of the additional gesture sets can be done under the "Gesture Sets" tab of the global features. There are so many available! I enabled the desktop and tool selection set and the onehanded xwinder chords. I use the right xwinder to grab and move a window. Very nifty. There are also pe...
- 14 Sep 2005, 05:12
- Forum: Mousing and Gesturing
- Topic: Of all the OSes...
- Replies: 12
- Views: 9346
Re: Linux delayed click/drag problem - SOLUTION
But there is always a noticeable hesitation in right clicking anything in Linux. Just me or have others seen this behaviour? Everything is fine under Fedora Core 1, but under FC3 or FC4 (not sure about FC2), whenever I do a drag operation (such as using three right fingers to click/drag), there is ...
- 14 Sep 2005, 05:06
- Forum: Other troubleshooting
- Topic: Java versions under Linux
- Replies: 0
- Views: 3084
Java versions under Linux
Just to let you know that I had troubles with Java 5 (1.5.0) under Fedora Core 4 linux, but Java 1.4.2 works fine.


- 13 Sep 2005, 17:33
- Forum: Mousing and Gesturing
- Topic: Of all the OSes...
- Replies: 12
- Views: 9346
Re: Linux delayed click/drag problem
But there is always a noticeable hesitation in right clicking anything in Linux. Just me or have others seen this behaviour? Are you using Fedora Core 3 or 4? Everything is fine under Fedora Core 1, but under FC3 or FC4 (not sure about FC2), whenever I do a drag operation (such as using three right...