It has the benefit of always being in the same place, just off to the right of my short (no num pad) keyboard. The short keyboard has stopped my shoulder blade clicking every time I reached out and over the num pad to get to the track ball. As a 10 finger typist I'm pretty handy with the numbers along the top of a keyboard but I've got a USB num pad for longer data entry type jobs. Been using this setup for three pain free years.
From TFS:
Wanting to support Dell in their decision to sell computers with Ubuntu installed, I decided to order one. That is Ubunbtu installed out-of-the-box thinking.
Evolution works people. Sit back and grab a coffee. Generally I sit back and grab a coffee when Evolution loses connection to the backend exchange storage process for the third time in half an hour...
Finally people who also see the light! I've always been a big fan of the Dreamcast remote, everything in the right place, comfortable for long sessions and controls that worked with every style of game I played on it.
Careful - Orcs with a 'k' almost certainly violates their IP.
I get pains in the tendons in the back of my hand when using a regular mouse so I use a trackball: http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/mice_pointers/tr ackballs/devices/189&cl=gb,en
It has the benefit of always being in the same place, just off to the right of my short (no num pad) keyboard. The short keyboard has stopped my shoulder blade clicking every time I reached out and over the num pad to get to the track ball. As a 10 finger typist I'm pretty handy with the numbers along the top of a keyboard but I've got a USB num pad for longer data entry type jobs. Been using this setup for three pain free years.
Gentoo would be but it takes too long to compile. (Disclaimer: I both like and use Gentoo)
...how do they remember?
Not used Vista's new security but Ububtu's Add/Remove requires a sudo password - isn't this similar to Vista's 'new' security model?
Finally people who also see the light! I've always been a big fan of the Dreamcast remote, everything in the right place, comfortable for long sessions and controls that worked with every style of game I played on it.
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