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Re:macOS becomes iOS: Safari video controls by woah on Wednesday September 24, 2025 @11:20AM (#45361617)
I imagine the mice would be far more depressed if they had to get trackpad drivers to work and give a good response on Linux
Re:macOS becomes iOS: Safari video controls by yogorenapan on Wednesday September 24, 2025 @03:56PM (#45365233)
There are laptops that work with Linux and ones that don't. Nobody is forcing you to use it on a device that isn't supported
Re:macOS becomes iOS: Safari video controls by righthand on Wednesday September 24, 2025 @07:33PM (#45367252)
This is that depression the comment author is talking about. Apple fans will make it a point to lash out at Linux for not being a trillion dollar company supported product. Only depressed people lash out at the parts of the world where communities are trying their best.
Re:macOS becomes iOS: Safari video controls by lwhi on Thursday September 25, 2025 @05:12AM (#45370758)
macOS support for anything that isn't a new Apple product is appalling.
Re:macOS becomes iOS: Safari video controls by sjw987 on Thursday September 25, 2025 @06:26AM (#45371228)
Yeah. I had a laptop which is only 4 years old causing issues, took it to an Apple Store and they couldn't give a toss.

Everything was pushing me in the direction of buying a new laptop (with a small discount relative to the new price) and transferring everything across.

Re:macOS becomes iOS: Safari video controls by dishsoap on Thursday September 25, 2025 @01:56AM (#45369691)
Seems to be an insurmountable task for anyone apart from engineers at apple, let alone mice
Re:macOS becomes iOS: Safari video controls by lwhi on Thursday September 25, 2025 @05:11AM (#45370747)
I think they'd find that to be an engaging task, and they'd get a great deal of satisfaction once they had sorted it out themselves.

If the mice had to deal with an intermittently disappearing cursor, and erratic hover behaviour on a 2 year old M2 Mac with the latest version of Sequoia .. that would probably illicit a very different response.

Are mice known to spill blood?