Thanks but as I mentioned in my post above, I already have 2-finger scrolling.There used to be an app called iScroll that would enable 2-finger scroll on older powerbook track pads.
Nothing, that is until we can find a PPC version.What does the tool do? Always looking for better mouse drivers than iScroll provides on early PBG4s and G3s.
For Intel Macs it provides more mouse/trackpad gestures.What does the tool do? Always looking for better mouse drivers than iScroll provides on early PBG4s and G3s.
For Intel Macs it provides more mouse/trackpad gestures.
I stress the phrase "For Intel Macs."
iScroll 2 is more for trackpads on older Aluminum PowerBooks that do not have the newer trackpad gestures. As such it's a kext that loads during boot. I use it on my 1.0Ghz PowerBook.I found this:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/iscroll2/
It looks like it was updated from the version I remember, but the page doesn't say anything about external pads. But like you said, the pad seems to work without any drivers.
Well, the current version of BetterTouchTool calls for 10.8 as a minimum I believe. So, take that as you will.Ah... Oh well.
So this, from what I gather, is meant for pre-unibody nonmulti-touch trackpads? Like on a cMB for example, or an early MBP.
I use it to bring 3 finger tap Look Up to the Magic Mouse, as well as to change the behavior of the green button, on my Yosemite riMac. It's a useful app with support for many gestures.Ah... Oh well.
So this, from what I gather, is meant for pre-unibody nonmulti-touch trackpads? Like on a cMB for example, or an early MBP.
10.7, according to the download page. Too bad there isn't a version for PPC.Well, the current version of BetterTouchTool calls for 10.8 as a minimum I believe. So, take that as you will.