I have a simple question. I have a touchpad which support five fingers max and the real MacBook's can swipe through there programs which three fingers. Is there a way to also enable this on the VoodooPS2Controller.kext. So that my touchpad also recognizes the gestures, like a real Mac?

Better yet, get an iPhone-like experience with zooming by using firefox. Using multiclutch, assign zoom in to*Command + =, and zoom out Command +. Firefox like opera now zooms the whole page, graphics and all, whilst maintaining the layout. I still prefer Safari though now, I want apple to add this feature.

Downloading Omniweb now to see if it works with that. I discovered a new shortcut today. You know HIDE, as in Command + H? I use it all the time instead of minimise, but, OPTION CLICK the desktop does the same thing! Option click hides the foreground app! Massive time saver for me now.

Click to expand.And two fingered scrolling is just like hitting the scroll arrow. It felt a little weird at first, but now I find myself trying to do two fingered scrolling on my PC at work, and being irritated when it doesn't work. The swipe isn't quite as nice as the two fingered scroll, but it grows on you quickly. How to get custom skins for steam machine. Ten years from now you or I may not use multitouch much(and all the new things they do with it by then), but for everyone under 20 not having it would be like having a PC without a mouse. I installed MultiClutch after reading one of these threads, it took me awhile to get it working right.

Dbl-click, it asks to install a bunch of stuff requiring your login the first time. Once it comes up, hit + on the app side, add firefox.app to it. In there, I have 6 gestures set up: Swipe Left: cmd + left arrow Swipe Right: cmd + right arrow Zoom In: cmd + = Zoom Out: cmd + - Rotate Left: shift + opt + tab Rotate Right: opt + tab Now close pref pane, and start firefox. You have to completely quit it and start again if it was running before; not just close windows, but cmd-Q it. The gestures should work, mine do in FF3b4, and most of my plugins do too.

(FF3b5 doesn't seem to have plugins updated for it yet) One odd thing I noticed: it doesn't do the command until after the gesture is finished. This is most notable with the rotate and zoom, you have to put fingers down, move them, then pick them up, then the assigned action occurs. This is different from how it acts when native to the app; I've seen the event messages passed to an app when you gesture, though, and it knows when you've finished, I'm guessing MultiClutch uses that to know when to send the keystroke.

Also, and this is generic to the multi-touch in general. It's very sensitive to when you put fingers down: multi-finger gestures require all fingers hit the pad at the same time, can be touchy with three for the swipe gesture. Pinch to zoom too.

I am a new Macbook Pro user (my 1st mac ever), and I VERY quickly became dependent on all the gestures from two finger scroll, to three finger swipe, and one of my favorite in a browser, the pinch to zoom in/out. These gestures have become second nature to me now. I don't need to 'think' before I do them, I just do them, like a muscle memory. I surf the web without the need to touch my keyboard (unless I need to type in a search of course). So, when I try to do what is now natural to me and it doesn't work(like the guy at with the PC at work), it is irritating.