Am gasit urmatoarea solutie pentru a mai grabi un pic mouse-ul…
4 e destul, 4.5 e tocmai bun pentru mine
Fiecare cu gustul lui, pe incercate.
Turbocharge mice and trackpads
By Rob Griffiths
Does your mouse or trackpad move more slowly than you would like? Even if
you’ve already maxed out its speed settings in the Keyboard & Mouse System
Preferences panel, that might not be enough. If you’ve got dual 30-inch
LCD monitors—or other deluxe set up—reaching the File menu with your pokey
cursor can feel like a tiring round of the elbow Olympics.
One option is to switch to a third-party mouse. These usually include
their own drivers, which may allow for faster cursor speeds. But if you’re
using a portable Mac, this may not be a desirable solution. Instead, with
just a simple Terminal command, you can give your built-in trackpad or
stock Apple mouse a speed boost.
Open Terminal, in /Applications -> Utilities,
and type one of these two commands,
depending on whether your machine has a mouse or a trackpad:
If you have a mouse:
defaults write -g com.apple.mouse.scaling some_number
If you have a trackpad:
defaults write -g com.apple.trackpad.scaling some_number
The some_number at the end of each of the above lines must be replaced by,
well, an actual number indicating the speed you’d like to use—the higher
the number, the faster the tracking will be. As a starting point, the
default value for maximum mouse speed is 3.0, and maximum trackpad speed
is 1.5. So you might try a starting value of 5.0 for your turbo-charged
mouse, and 2.5 or 3.0 for a turbo-charged trackpad.
The easiest way to make your changes take effect is to log out and then
log in again (Apple menu: Log Out user name). Upon login, you should have
a more responsive input device. Just take it a bit easy with the
increases, as you may find super-fast speeds unusable. Also note that if
you ever happen to move the speed slider on the Keybaord & Mouse System
Preferences panel again, you’ll override your turbo settings. Just repeat
the above Terminal command to reset it.