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<blockquote data-quote="Lenny_Fox" data-source="post: 847935" data-attributes="member: 82776">I would like my next phone to connect to a docking station so I can use my phone as processing unit. The docking station has additional disk storage, keyboard, mouse (and in my case also a second trackbal) and large screen. With the increased processing power of Smartphones, desktops (at least for jome use), will become obsolete.Small detail in Linux I can switch left and right mouse buttons independantly for my trackball (which I use with my left hand) and vertical mouse (which I use with my right . hand). In Windows this left-right switch is set for all pointing devices (mouses). For two handed (at least gor me), I like yo switch left-right mouse switch only for my left hand (and keep right-lefy mouse buttons as is for my right hand). So when future Android smart phone know (become aware) that they are vonnected to a docking station, please offer Linux granularity of mouse control.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lenny_Fox, post: 847935, member: 82776"] I would like my next phone to connect to a docking station so I can use my phone as processing unit. The docking station has additional disk storage, keyboard, mouse (and in my case also a second trackbal) and large screen. With the increased processing power of Smartphones, desktops (at least for jome use), will become obsolete. Small detail in Linux I can switch left and right mouse buttons independantly for my trackball (which I use with my left hand) and vertical mouse (which I use with my right . hand). In Windows this left-right switch is set for all pointing devices (mouses). For two handed (at least gor me), I like yo switch left-right mouse switch only for my left hand (and keep right-lefy mouse buttons as is for my right hand). So when future Android smart phone know (become aware) that they are vonnected to a docking station, please offer Linux granularity of mouse control. [/QUOTE]

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