Hi, anyone has experience about touch screen plugged in a Mac Mini?
I will buy a Mac Mini but I would (preferably) mach it to that Dell and I'm not sure about its compliance.
Thank you, bye.
MacBook Pro (5.3) 15, Mac OS X (10.6.7), Boot ROM MBP53.00AC.B03 / Kernel 32
According to > touchscreen apps for OS X - Google Search and > touchscreen for OS X - Google Search it seems possible to use a TouchScreen interface with OS X, however I have no idea if it will work with Dell's ST2220T.
I currently have the dell st2220t monitor with the latest Mac mini and I can tell you that there is a driver for it, and I do get touchscreen abilities. However, I got the driver from a third party as a trial download. I had to send them and email with my request and they send the file by email. Unfortunately, it's a 3rd party driver that is trial only. The trial allows single touch only and after 100 touches it stops. Upgrading to the paid license costs as much as the monitor ($300) itself but enables multi touch and gestures.
Wait for the leap motion coming out this winter. The Leap motion looks like a whole new touch free interface that will replace the mouse and keyboard. www.leapmotion.com
Forgot to add that The Leap Motion is going to be about 70 dollars vs 300 to get the touch working on your screen and would save you from leaving messy fingerprints!
I have the same monitor, it works on mountain lion as a touchscreen but only if you use 2 fingers, also you have to have the mouse on the screeny ou want to control, so if you have an imac and a st2220 connected to it and the mouse pointer is on the imac screen, the touchscreen will control the imac screen same if it's teh st2220, but again it only works with 2 fingers and not one, you have to get the touch-base drivers for it and it will work fine, I hope this is a new addition to 10.9 since many pros use touch screens for extra flexibility.
Multi Touch Dell ST2220T monitor plugged to Mac Mini
