Like most of the replies, yes to the volume/media/brightness controls. I also still use the old "Dashboard" overlay (using the FunctionFlip widget to remap the

Like most of the replies, yes to the volume/media/brightness controls. I also still use the old "Dashboard" overlay (using the FunctionFlip widget to remap the F4 key to how it used to behave prior to Yosemite), and Exposé. Part of me doesn't want to see these keys taken away, made context-sensitive, or made 'flat' and losing the haptic feedback. Another part of me wonders if this is just the standard resistance-to-change behaviour, and I might discover all sorts of good uses for the feature. Loss of haptic feedback would be a big negative, but two years ago Apple patented a virtual keyboard with haptic feedback on individual keys: http://www.idownloadblog.com/2015/03/19/apple-patent-mac-keyboard-haptic/ http://www.idownloadblog.com/2015/03/19/apple-patent-mac-key... Perhaps its time has come?