I don't get it. When I use a Mac, I exercise a larger fraction of the muscles in my arms, reaching for control-click and so forth, than when I use some hypercustomized Linux desktop where I can launch and control fifty apps without leaving home row. I've had such setups which I spent weeks customizing, and yet I prefer the stock Mac OS setup on my one button PowerBook.
If your baseline amount of movement is nontrivial, then a small repetitive stress on top of that is irrelevant. If your baseline amount of movement is zero, then any repetitive stress is bound to become bothersome.
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If your baseline amount of movement is nontrivial, then a small repetitive stress on top of that is irrelevant. If your baseline amount of movement is zero, then any repetitive stress is bound to become bothersome.
WTF is an innocent bystandard?
There. I've stopped reading your illiterate garbage.