Comments for Dae’s blog http://d43.me Wed, 22 Feb 2012 20:54:48 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Mouse cursor skipping (jumping) bug in Mac OS X by James http://d43.me/blog/476/mouse-cursor-skipping-jumping-bug-in-mac-os-x/#comment-31384 James Wed, 22 Feb 2012 20:54:48 +0000 http://dae.cyberic.eu/?p=476#comment-31384 OK, strange thing here. Had a Logitech MX1000 for 4 years no cursor jumping to edges of screen no matter what drivers were used. Had an accident with coffee and it died. Bought a new one from China. Suddenly I have all the problems discussed here. Juts for giggles I unhooked the new dock/receiver, put the original one back in, and....back to the smooth operation of 4 years ago. So...why? OK, strange thing here.
Had a Logitech MX1000 for 4 years no cursor jumping to edges of screen
no matter what drivers were used.
Had an accident with coffee and it died.
Bought a new one from China.
Suddenly I have all the problems discussed here.
Juts for giggles I unhooked the new dock/receiver, put the original
one back in, and….back to the smooth operation of 4 years ago.
So…why?

]]> Comment on The cause for all your Mac OS X mouse annoyances by ejik http://d43.me/blog/1205/the-cause-for-all-your-mac-os-x-mouse-annoyances/#comment-31360 ejik Wed, 22 Feb 2012 14:10:25 +0000 http://d43.me/?p=1205#comment-31360 I switched to Mac recently after using Win over 6 years as a graphic designer. The difference in mouse behavior is obvious and simply drove me crazy at the same beginning. Hopefully, it's not the kind of thing, you can't get accustomed to, but still annoying... for sure Windows handles mouse a way better then Mac. I wish you to fix that bug soon! I switched to Mac recently after using Win over 6 years as a graphic designer. The difference in mouse behavior is obvious and simply drove me crazy at the same beginning. Hopefully, it’s not the kind of thing, you can’t get accustomed to, but still annoying… for sure Windows handles mouse a way better then Mac.

I wish you to fix that bug soon!

]]> Comment on Mac OS X occasionally ignores clicks by placid&muzo http://d43.me/blog/1059/mac-os-x-occasionally-ignores-clicks/#comment-31216 placid&muzo Mon, 20 Feb 2012 18:53:53 +0000 http://d43.me/?p=1059#comment-31216 thx you ! thx you !

]]> Comment on The cause for all your Mac OS X mouse annoyances by alvin http://d43.me/blog/1205/the-cause-for-all-your-mac-os-x-mouse-annoyances/#comment-31187 alvin Mon, 20 Feb 2012 11:20:12 +0000 http://d43.me/?p=1205#comment-31187 Hi, I' m here at my MBpro 17 with logitech wired mouse attached (but same story with magic mouse) and I can literally move the mouse very very slowly phisically and have it not moving at all on the screen. I think the problem is that the first micro movements are always not received by the Mac...a lag in fact as Dae correctly explained...Its 2 years since I have the mac and alternating its use and win xp its clear the difference in both systems: but you HAVE to try Win to understand the problem: and if many people around the world are experiencing this weird thing..mmhh..I dont think its a conspiracy..just a different mouse behaviour that makes me (and others) use PS on Win instead on a Mac.. Hi, I’ m here at my MBpro 17 with logitech wired mouse attached (but same story with magic mouse) and I can literally move the mouse very very slowly phisically and have it not moving at all on the screen. I think the problem is that the first micro movements are always not received by the Mac…a lag in fact as Dae correctly explained…Its 2 years since I have the mac and alternating its use and win xp its clear the difference in both systems: but you HAVE to try Win to understand the problem: and if many people around the world are experiencing this weird thing..mmhh..I dont think its a conspiracy..just a different mouse behaviour that makes me (and others) use PS on Win instead on a Mac..

]]> Comment on The cause for all your Mac OS X mouse annoyances by counter http://d43.me/blog/1205/the-cause-for-all-your-mac-os-x-mouse-annoyances/#comment-30685 counter Mon, 13 Feb 2012 22:55:58 +0000 http://d43.me/?p=1205#comment-30685 this 32msec always makes me satisfied: Yes I'm using Mac!! this 32msec always makes me satisfied: Yes I’m using Mac!!

]]> Comment on The cause for all your Mac OS X mouse annoyances by Per http://d43.me/blog/1205/the-cause-for-all-your-mac-os-x-mouse-annoyances/#comment-30561 Per Sun, 12 Feb 2012 18:57:55 +0000 http://d43.me/?p=1205#comment-30561 Hi, Im used to linux and windows and bought my first mac yesterday. after an hour on the magic mouse (where I actially didn't notice much problem) I ditched it because of a sore hand (its a mysterie to me how people can actually do real work with this crappy mouse?) and missing middle key in Blender. I connected my logitech m705 marathon and 10 minuttes later my first impression of Apple was ruined and i was Googling about usb overdrive and whatever. I will probably return the imac again because of this - its simply hard for me to hit small details such as single pixels or the window frame buttons. Compared to how well touch and inertial movements is handled by Apple products, I had the impression that these things were 1st priorities ... but apperently not. Hi,

Im used to linux and windows and bought my first mac yesterday. after an hour on the magic mouse (where I actially didn’t notice much problem) I ditched it because of a sore hand (its a mysterie to me how people can actually do real work with this crappy mouse?) and missing middle key in Blender. I connected my logitech m705 marathon and 10 minuttes later my first impression of Apple was ruined and i was Googling about usb overdrive and whatever. I will probably return the imac again because of this – its simply hard for me to hit small details such as single pixels or the window frame buttons. Compared to how well touch and inertial movements is handled by Apple products, I had the impression that these things were 1st priorities … but apperently not.

]]> Comment on The cause for all your Mac OS X mouse annoyances by Eugene http://d43.me/blog/1205/the-cause-for-all-your-mac-os-x-mouse-annoyances/#comment-30275 Eugene Thu, 09 Feb 2012 17:07:39 +0000 http://d43.me/?p=1205#comment-30275 Try doing micro movements, like selecting 3 letters out of a word or something. Try doing micro movements, like selecting 3 letters out of a word or something.

]]> Comment on The cause for all your Mac OS X mouse annoyances by Anentropic http://d43.me/blog/1205/the-cause-for-all-your-mac-os-x-mouse-annoyances/#comment-30274 Anentropic Thu, 09 Feb 2012 16:57:50 +0000 http://d43.me/?p=1205#comment-30274 I used Windows since the 90s, switched to Mac last year I honestly can't notice any mouse lag While reading this post I've been waving my mouse around madly and it seems simultaneous on screen. (OS X Lion, current Mac Mini) That said I never play any FPS shooters, maybe you've made your hand-eye coordination sense hyper-sensitive through excessive gaming... :) I used Windows since the 90s, switched to Mac last year

I honestly can’t notice any mouse lag

While reading this post I’ve been waving my mouse around madly and it seems simultaneous on screen. (OS X Lion, current Mac Mini)

That said I never play any FPS shooters, maybe you’ve made your hand-eye coordination sense hyper-sensitive through excessive gaming… :)

]]> Comment on The cause for all your Mac OS X mouse annoyances by Dominik http://d43.me/blog/1205/the-cause-for-all-your-mac-os-x-mouse-annoyances/#comment-30181 Dominik Wed, 08 Feb 2012 19:17:35 +0000 http://d43.me/?p=1205#comment-30181 Daedalus, is it possible that some mouses do NOT have this problem? I consider myself extremely picky on mouses , I'm a designer, I was a heavy FPS player, I was a long-time Windows user, now 5 years on Mac OS, and I'm also switching between Windows and Mac and I just can't notice the lag. The cursor in Windows seems smoother (feels like it flows on on a higher frame-rate) but I always assumed it's related to a different driver configuration and sensitivity under Windows which I was never able to match with my Mac OS settings. Is this the problem? I'm using Logitech MX1000 mouses since they were released, I think 2006. Daedalus, is it possible that some mouses do NOT have this problem?

I consider myself extremely picky on mouses , I’m a designer, I was a heavy FPS player, I was a long-time Windows user, now 5 years on Mac OS, and I’m also switching between Windows and Mac and I just can’t notice the lag.

The cursor in Windows seems smoother (feels like it flows on on a higher frame-rate) but I always assumed it’s related to a different driver configuration and sensitivity under Windows which I was never able to match with my Mac OS settings.

Is this the problem?

I’m using Logitech MX1000 mouses since they were released, I think 2006.

]]> Comment on The cause for all your Mac OS X mouse annoyances by Bob Farandover http://d43.me/blog/1205/the-cause-for-all-your-mac-os-x-mouse-annoyances/#comment-30110 Bob Farandover Wed, 08 Feb 2012 04:09:31 +0000 http://d43.me/?p=1205#comment-30110 How can one *be* from a letter? How can one *be* from a letter?

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