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Re: consistent tracking
No, because that's actually what you're changing. The "scaling" part should tip you off. ;)
Pretty much what this does is increase how far the mouse moves at a given speed (as a percentage), so if you're moving the mouse slow it's not going to go as far as when you move the mouse fast. IMO, this is exactly how it should work! I don't want the mouse to move an inch when I'm moving it slow - that's usually when I'm moving it to click on something very near where the cursor is already at. I have something to ask - does defaults read -globalDomain com.apple.mouse come up with something for you guys? I think I actually added this one in when I was initially trying to increase the speed with 10.0.0, but that was so long ago I can't remember exactly. :D For me, it returns 5.2 (which is what my other one is set to), but it's a string and not a float, which is why I'm pretty sure I added that one in myself. I'm only askin' cause I'll delete it out of my global domain if it's not needed.
re: com.apple.mouse
Here's my output:
defaults read -globalDomain com.apple.mouse
2001-10-03 08:07:09.233 defaults[1499]So it looks like you can kill it ;-)
Re: consistent tracking
I have noticed that the mouse pointer spontaneously jumps away from buttons, text and such. I find this behavior really annoying.
Re: consistent tracking
This "acceleration" mode - where the movement is proportional to the |
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