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http://www.jazzmutant.com/lemur_overview.php
Hey Apple, buy them, before they sue you!
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Mac OS XI Development Kit now in alpha...
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Mac OS XI? As in Mac OS 11?
What does a multi touch interface have to do with OSX(I)?
The lemur is cool, BTW.
What does a multi touch interface have to do with OSX(I)?
The lemur is cool, BTW.
Yes, as in OS Eleven. With all the rumors about a new touch screen interface, this might, in all serious, be a good ides for developers to get and mod to get an idea of where computer interfaces are headed.
I'm unsure if it will catch on. I remember using this tech on Acorn computers a good ten years ago and it never became popular. Maybe the market wasn't ready.
And the thing about using more than one fingre at a time. This has been around for quite a while. I have used audio mixing consoles where you can move different things at the same time, even twist your finger and it will turn a pot on the screen.
And the thing about using more than one fingre at a time. This has been around for quite a while. I have used audio mixing consoles where you can move different things at the same time, even twist your finger and it will turn a pot on the screen.
howesey said:I'm unsure if it will catch on. I remember using this tech on Acorn computers a good ten years ago and it never became popular. Maybe the market wasn't ready.
And the thing about using more than one fingre at a time. This has been around for quite a while. I have used audio mixing consoles where you can move different things at the same time, even twist your finger and it will turn a pot on the screen.
Alpine came out with touch screen displays that give sensor feedback to your finger tips. "it touches you back".