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| Also because the MS-DOS CLI was the primary user interface, the mouse was strictly optional. Users typically bought mice in the aftermarket and not with their original purchase. Microsoft and other software developers could not assume that a mouse was available. Therefore, all menu selections needed keyboard-equivalents. OTOH, every Mac shipped with either a mouse or a trackpad. Keyboard-equivalents on the Mac were a convenience, not a necessity. |