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"Long-time" Tiger feature on Intel Macs
The two-fingers + click method for a secondary-click has been around since shortly after the intro of the Intel Macs (2006). It was originally only available on the 17" MacBook Pros, but a subsequent update to Tiger opened the feature to all Intel-based laptops. I don't remember ever hearing about this as an OS-based feature for PowerMac-based Macs. Some third-party utilities have provided similar funtionality (SideTrack) though.
"Long-time" Tiger feature on Intel Macs
Leopard added this for PPC Macs like my 12" PowerBook (1.5 GHz, so it's always had Apple-supported two-finger scrolling).
"Long-time" Tiger feature on Intel Macs
iScroll2 provides that ability on Panther on my Powerbook, I didn't realize that Tiger didn't provide it for PPC. Really never thought the processor would make a difference for a function that is trackpad based :)
"Long-time" Tiger feature on Intel Macs
It didn't make a difference. It's just that Apple had patented the "technology" preventing anyone from releasing driver-hack. |
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