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authorFrederick Yin <fkfd@fkfd.me>2022-06-20 15:52:22 +0800
committerFrederick Yin <fkfd@fkfd.me>2022-06-20 15:52:22 +0800
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# I'm Using a Trackball (Logitech ERGO M575)
-2022-06-18
+2022-06-20
I've always heard stories about people worshipping the trackball for e.g.
comfort, precision, curing their carpal tunnel, etc., but I've never used
@@ -74,6 +74,10 @@ I feel about it in general.
- Hence, it's harder to switch my right hand from keyboard to mouse
- Hence hence, I'm more reluctant to do the reverse which puts more burden
on my left hand
+- The trackball feels kinda like a touchscreen you swipe on with your
+ thumb. I was urgently producing some SVGs one night when I realized my
+ actuation was less precise than before. Luckily I finished them before
+ any lasting fatigue.
## Conclusion