Turn off the force click option and it’s WAY easier. Force click makes it so pressing “soft” and “hard” are two different actions. If you aren’t used to it, and even sometimes when you are used to it, it does some unexpected things.
On the other hand spending a week using Mac track pad’s full features and you might start to like spaces and scrolling and dragging with them, something I’ve never been able to do in Linux or windows laptops (even new high end stuff that tried to be Mac-like-ish AMD Ryzen and a Lenovo something I forget).
Turn off the force click option and it’s WAY easier. Force click makes it so pressing “soft” and “hard” are two different actions. If you aren’t used to it, and even sometimes when you are used to it, it does some unexpected things.
On the other hand spending a week using Mac track pad’s full features and you might start to like spaces and scrolling and dragging with them, something I’ve never been able to do in Linux or windows laptops (even new high end stuff that tried to be Mac-like-ish AMD Ryzen and a Lenovo something I forget).