mac-precision-touchpad VS T-Clock

Link for reference:

> Bingxing Wang's awesome [Windows Precision Touchpad Implementation for Apple MacBook family/Magic Trackpad 2] driver[0].

[0] https://github.com/imbushuo/mac-precision-touchpad

Can confirm. Works perfectly. Drivers are on github.

I would be lazy and just get a (used) Magic Trackpad and install the GitHub Multitouch drivers. (I use mine with my ThinkPad sometimes and it works pretty good)

Use this instead. Works perfectly.

But no, if you install it without Chocolatey, you don't need other software. Download it from the release page here, unzip it, right-click on AmtPtpDevice.inf, and choose the install option from the context menu. If you're using Windows 11 you might have to click 'More Options' or whatever when you right-click, as it hides basically everything.

Edit: do you use https://github.com/imbushuo/mac-precision-touchpad when you're using that trackpad with windows? It's an excellent driver. :)

I couldn't find any cause. Maybe PowerToys? Maybe mac-precision-touchpad? Not sure...

Not officially supported, but yeah, they do work on windows

T-Clock: GitHub page

I have been using T-Clock for years, which can be configured to show the seconds right in the taskbar. Not sure if it works on Windows 11, but, it probably does (it works on Windows 10).

Tools used | StartAllBack, OldNewExplorer, - MicaForEveryone, TClock Redux

MSStyle is Tokyo Night by niivu Font is Input Taskbar is StartAllBack Music display is AudioBand Clock is T-Clock Browser is Vivaldi Editor is Notepad++ Terminal is Windows Terminal Thingy running in the terminal is winfetch (scoop) Icon theme is Papirus Blue Grey by niivu

Although I guess I did add spaces for readability on my clock...

I'm using Auto Dark Mode to switch from light to dark based on time of day. My problem is that T-Clock doesn't follow the system theme so text stays white when the system switches to light

Taskbar is an amalgamation of multiple softwares. I used StartAllBackas a base, RoundedTB, and T-Clock. With T-Clock, I found out that if you leave a ton of blank spaces before the time format, it'll create a gap where I have a custom Rainmeter skin for the music player nestled in.