Hmmmmmmm, for super touch-type know-all-the-shortcut-keys people probably the best thing would be a very light-weight headset with laser tracking. On rare occasions when you want to use the mouse, the tracking would move the mouse pointer to the point you are looking at. You could wiggle your ears or blnk hard to double-click.
With the electronics so cheap nowadays there may even be something out there. I know combat pilots have had this laser eye-sight tracking stuff for quite awhile.
With the electronics so cheap nowadays there may even be something out there. I know combat pilots have had this laser eye-sight tracking stuff for quite awhile.
This kind of stuff already exists for the disabled, but it is really expensive.
http://www.enablemart.com...Head-Eye-Controlled-Input
There is foot controlled input devices, too, and they seem to be much cheaper:
http://www.enablemart.com...itches/Footime-Foot-Mouse
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), and it's function can't be remapped, (although I suppose the useless CapsLock could be remapped to Scroll Lock - dammit, why didn't I think of that before! Then I wouldn't have had to reach across the keyboard to use it...).
