FoulDragon@aol.com wrote:
> You might want to be certain they work together.  They may be designed 
> to be mutually exclusive.  If you dual-boot, why not test it in Windows?
>  
> I can even see it being a BIOS-controlled or magic-keystroke controlled 
> option, like turning the display from LCD to external monitor.

Most work fine together that I've played with for laptops.  I tend to 
turn off the touchpad (via the fn + F# keys) since it can be annoying to 
be moving the trackball and accidentally touch the pad with my other hand.
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