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Since when do hackers want touch-screens on their laptops? I feel like that's pretty much the least hacker-y feature a laptop can have.
by cillian64 10y ago
Since when do hackers want touch-screens on their laptops? I feel like that's pretty much the least hacker-y feature a laptop can have.
- wsgeorge 10y agoI only speak for myself when I say it's something I would love to have at my disposal. Seeing my colleague intuitively reach out to the screen to use the Android Virtual Device when we're discussing something convinced me it was actually a nice thing to have.
- KirinDave 10y agoTesting touch UI design with a mouse pointer is futility embodied.
- KirinDave 10y agoMobile and web are touch native now. It's fantastic for mobile developers to be able to have a similar input method for testing as use. I'm not sure what makes touch not poweruser and "hacker" friendly, but it's not the 80s anymore. Most of us have significant portions of our workload on the web and the web is, by and large, an extremely touch-friendly medium.