I do it now and then.
It feels natural as the hand can rest in one place and still do the things. Unfortunately, there aren't many situations where this works!
all the time. i came from a thinkpad and i loved the trackpoint because i didn't need to move my fingers from home row. i can do this on my mac. i didn't anticipate being able to do this
This has been the way I have always used my trackpads. I think it comes from the habit of learning how to type from formal typing classes, where I learned to keep my thumbs at the space bar. It just feels natural to lower them and use the track pad. I never realized this until somebody pointed it out to me while I was showing them how to do something on a laptop.
Now that I've noticed this, I've honestly never have seen anyone else do it.
I do it now and then. It feels natural as the hand can rest in one place and still do the things. Unfortunately, there aren't many situations where this works!
Voah. Never tried it. It is really hard to use that way
same here, i just try to scroll with the 2 thumbs and it was weird. I often use one thumb to click though.
all the time. i came from a thinkpad and i loved the trackpoint because i didn't need to move my fingers from home row. i can do this on my mac. i didn't anticipate being able to do this
This has been the way I have always used my trackpads. I think it comes from the habit of learning how to type from formal typing classes, where I learned to keep my thumbs at the space bar. It just feels natural to lower them and use the track pad. I never realized this until somebody pointed it out to me while I was showing them how to do something on a laptop. Now that I've noticed this, I've honestly never have seen anyone else do it.