u could try using a roller ball mouse.
a friend of mine swears by it. Personally I could not get used to them.
But an alternative it is.
repetitive strain is a b*tch
On 23 Aug 2014 14:16, "Anthony" <ar@???> wrote:
> > From: Steve Miller <stevem@???>
> > I'm right-handed and I learned to use the mouse with my left hand some
> > decades ago because I needed to write things down. It was difficult the
> > first day, easy by the third and has been preferable ever since.
>
> +1, and sed '/touch-typing/s/third/sixth/'.
>
> > > Gordon Scott <gordon@???> said:
> > >> as more and more applications fail to
> > >> offer a key-press alternative and/or applications are so complex one
> > >> can't remember them all anyway
>
> After choosing a useful subset of commands for window control,
> gnome-terminal and emacs I could fit them onto the function keys, they
> became easier to group and memorise that way.
>
> Anthony
>
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