>>106265695
>Why's that?
The rollers on which the ball rests are by far not as good as in the expert. It squeaks.
Also, I prefer the scroll wheel on the expert, over twisting the ball on the SlimBlade.
>Also how do you feel trackballs stack up to touchpads?
Touchpads are ass, I hate them since always. My portable computer has a trackpoint only.
tl;dr: Get a trackball, it's goat for working. Keep a mouse for when you play vidya, trackballs are shit for that.
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>>105976566
These are the only acceptable answers in this thread. OP is a massive faggot.
The chiclet keys and non-7-row keyboard instantly disqualify all these other devices as even remotely good.
I put my money where my mouth is, pic related is the most up-to-date device that is still made for working. It's a superb device, but the sad part of it is that it only exists thanks to a group of fanboys in China actually designing a replacement mainboard.
No companies make anything portable that's worthwhile, not even the Framework people with their modular laptop want to offer a keyboard with trackpoint and 7-row layout.
>>105976566
These are the only acceptable answers in this thread. OP is a massive faggot.
The chiclet keys and non-7-row keyboard instantly disqualify all these other devices as even remotely good.
I put my money where my mouth is, pic related is the most up-to-date device that is still made for working. It's a superb device, but the sad part of it is that it only exists thanks to a group of fanboys in China actually designing a replacement mainboard.
No companies make anything portable that's worthwhile, not even the Framework people with their modular laptop want to offer a keyboard with trackpoint and 7-row layout.
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>kubutnu
I was a Windows user before, so this was a very pain-free switch. In the meantime I've ditched everything Microsoft except Hotmail.
As for daily experience: I don't rice more than selecting the dark theme, setting a dozen hotkeys and moving the tray to the left of the screen. I use this machine to work. I have the exact same setup at my day job. The biggest benefit of switching to Linux imo is that it just lets you do your work without being in your face about "hey, would you like to order this random value add service?" or "i'm going to forcibly restart your computer now to install an update - oh, you still have documents open? too bad".
Kubuntu (and Ubuntu and most major distributions) just gives you a functional system OOTB without lots of tinkering.
>kubutnu
I was a Windows user before, so this was a very pain-free switch. In the meantime I've ditched everything Microsoft except Hotmail.
As for daily experience: I don't rice more than selecting the dark theme, setting a dozen hotkeys and moving the tray to the left of the screen. I use this machine to work. I have the exact same setup at my day job. The biggest benefit of switching to Linux imo is that it just lets you do your work without being in your face about "hey, would you like to order this random value add service?" or "i'm going to forcibly restart your computer now to install an update - oh, you still have documents open? too bad".
Kubuntu (and Ubuntu and most major distributions) just gives you a functional system OOTB without lots of tinkering.