wiki:hardware:input:trackballs
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| I'm getting old, and too much regular mousing leaves my hand in a lot of pain, especially if I'm working on something fiddly and precise (like an SVG project, or editing video). I'm currently using a Kensington Orbit Fusion wireless trackball. So far, it's working out pretty well...but not with Kensington's software. | I'm getting old, and too much regular mousing leaves my hand in a lot of pain, especially if I'm working on something fiddly and precise (like an SVG project, or editing video). I'm currently using a Kensington Orbit Fusion wireless trackball. So far, it's working out pretty well...but not with Kensington's software. | ||
| - | My trackball was right-clicking on its own //constantly// until I uninstalled KensingtonWorks and installed [[https://www.highrez.co.uk/downloads/XMouseButtonControl.htm|X-Mouse Button Control]] instead. You can also read more about XMBC [[software:win32:xmbc|here]]. | + | My trackball was right-clicking on its own //constantly// until I uninstalled KensingtonWorks and installed [[wiki:software:win32:xmbc|X-Mouse Button Control]] instead. |
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| + | For whatever reason, KensingtonWorks seems to be very flaky in Windows 10. I have no problems using either XMBC, or using a different OS. [[wiki:os:apple:macos:10.14]] sees the trackball as a regular input device, and I've had no problems with ghost clicking. | ||
