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Category Archives: SmoothMouse
Two questions from the SmoothMouse dev team
Two major questions about Quartz Events that we’re currently puzzling over: Weak performance of CGEventPost under GPU load. Detecting CGAssociateMouseAndMouseCursorPosition. We have a couple of ideas about (2), but clueless about (1). If you have an account on StackOverflow, I’d … Continue reading
OS X will never be the same
SmoothMouse.com. Happy New Year!
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What to expect from SmoothMouse
SmoothMouse is not typical software. It does not have a lot in common with desktop applications that you use every day, such as an Internet browser, email client or text editor. I think SmoothMouse can be somewhat described by the … Continue reading
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SmoothMouse and trackpads
I’ve been asked many times if SmoothMouse will support trackpads.
Looking for the brains
SmoothMouse, the long-awaited fix for mouse problems in OS X, has been released. * * * Project SmoothMouse is looking for developers who want to improve mouse experience in Mac OS X. Particularly: C / Objective-C programmers. C++ programmers who’ve … Continue reading
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Mountain Lion + mouse issues
Mouse lag is not gone in Mountain Lion. We were (finally) able to build the fix for Mountain Lion and Lion. It will be called Smooth Mouse by the way.