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Those magic mouses sure are pretty but no fun to use. I use a PC mouse.
I'll have better AGC in the next version.
I still need driver versions and chip models for those buggy Intel HD chips.

"I still need driver versions and chip models for those buggy Intel HD chips."

If there is a way I could help by providing this information, I would gladly do so.

The problem is, I am uncertain what is being asked, or, how to find the information requested.

In Device Manager under Display Adapters. It should list something like "Intel HD 1234". Open that and it'll show a version number in the driver tab like "1.23.45.6789"

Mobile Intel(R) 945 Express Chipset Family Version 8.15.10.1867

Ok, that's OpenGL 1.4. It's going to take a significant effort to support older than OpenGL 2.0 (which has been around for over 10 years). For now, I changed the system requirements.

White Macbook running 10.7.5, download and ran without incident- except the built in trackpad/button does not allow freq change. A Pc mouse via USB does- via a scroll wheel.

Interesting that USB worked FB on the Mac but not on Windows multiple platforms.

I'm still suspecting the ESD part and will replace it, but I will remain on the Mac for ops. It really shines in that environment. Can we call it PB_CW?

Larry

kb3cuf wrote:White Macbook ... the built in trackpad/button does not allow freq change.

You maybe turned off scrolling in System Preferences. Or never looked in there to learn the gestures on your particular model.

I'll look into that.

I'm PC /Linux/VMWare at work, so Macs mystify me. Although I've gotten pretty good with IOS on my phone.

TU