I care little about the gestures in Windows anyway. I will say that anytime I boot into Windows, I plug in a standard USB mouse, and use that, instead of the trackpad. I have not ever looked for anything else. And, there may be something else than the trackpad++. I guess by "seamless", you mean smooth movements? You could probably go into mouse settings (or the trackpad settings in the Boot Camp control panel) to see if changing acceleration - or other cursor speed settings - help in any way.īut, it's still Windows, after all. Oh, 2 of the Macs have Windows 10, and I have one that can boot to Windows 8 - should I have some need like that. A slider may appear, showing Boot Camp is allowing 48GB for Windows. If the system doesn’t automatically find your ISO image on your attached USB drive, select Choose to find its location. So, I can boot up and run virtually any mac OS, which I do something like that almost every day. On your Mac, go to Finder > Applications > Utilities > Boot Camp Assistant. I run a small Mac repair shop, so sometimes I have one or two other Macs in the house, depending on the day of the week. Runs Mojave very nicely, but I have 4 other systems that occasionally are booted on that mini, 10.8, 10.10, 10.12, and of course 10.14 Main Mac at the moment - 2012 Mac mini/16GB ram/SSD. (Forgot a Titanium PB G4, running either Linux, or OS X 10.5.8, rarely used) It just barely works with Yosemite, which isn't supported, anyway. The 2008 MacBook, running Leopard, Lion, or a hacked Yosemite (depends on what I want to do with it) That MacBook can't ever go to Mojave. I have a gen2 iMac that runs either Mac OS 9, or OS X 10.4 (Tiger) I run almost anything available for the last 20 years.
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