>But that depends on the right window being the "top"
Not on OS X
>I also have problems with accidentally brushing my palm over the touch pad and "what the hell just happened".
Palm brushes don't register on OS X
That's why I wanted more clarification on what you're comparing it to. The only positive I can see of a touch screen compared to a __good__ touchpad is that you can see the content below your fingers as you interact with it - I wager it's the difference between the Intuos and the Cintiq.
I don't know if that's a big enough difference for most people to have to deal with all the negatives that using a touchscreen on a computer monitor comes with. For me it's not.
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>But that depends on the right window being the "top"
Not on OS X
>I also have problems with accidentally brushing my palm over the touch pad and "what the hell just happened".
Palm brushes don't register on OS X
That's why I wanted more clarification on what you're comparing it to. The only positive I can see of a touch screen compared to a __good__ touchpad is that you can see the content below your fingers as you interact with it - I wager it's the difference between the Intuos and the Cintiq.
I don't know if that's a big enough difference for most people to have to deal with all the negatives that using a touchscreen on a computer monitor comes with. For me it's not.