ohh so it's on a laptop. i bring a trackball mouse whenever i have to pack the family stuffty laptop and then i just turn off the trackpad.
but being able to turn off the trackpad in some way would've been really helpful when i had to use the school's laptops. even just the slightest brush on the trackpad was registered as a click and it made it super annoying to try to type essays because you'd accidentally select a huge body of text and then replace it before you even knew what was happening.
yeah but I only have one mouse
I used to have a spare but the cable shorted out and I haven't tried to resolder it yet
