My #Parkinsons#ParkinsonsPlus is rough on desktop computer mice. I think I am going to have to setup 'subscribe and save' for the mouse and get a new one every couple months.
Need to figure out something.
Serious #GamersOfMastodon. I figure you are hard on computer mice. Send me links and suggestions for an ''industrial strength' computer mouse that will take abuse, please.
In the early 1990s, I liked using a large #trackball (on Windows 3.1). Since then, I've mostly been using #Wacom tablets, most recently a mid-size Intuous 2.
@johnlogic I've tried the pen device before. Ended up throwing it a lot when I have rebound spasticity and other involuntary muscle action. I am going to give the vertical mouse a try.
I do have a wireless keyboard with a touchpad, and I use the touchpad a lot when the body and hands aren't cooperating.
Probably time to get a dedicated, larger touchpad.
@paul I hope you find a solution that fits your needs.
Part of why I like the Intuous 2 is that it also has a touch mode that allows me to point or gesture with one or more fingers. There's also a button to turn that mode on or off.
An earlier Wacom tablet (before touch controls) had a pen and a mouse with a couple buttons and a scroll wheel. That worked pretty well too.
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