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Another problematic point that perhaps should be raised about those studies: Most of today's software is optimized for usage of mouse, with keyboard only as af
by js8 9y ago
Another problematic point that perhaps should be raised about those studies:
Most of today's software is optimized for usage of mouse, with keyboard only as afterthought. But we should compare software optimally designed for the use of the mouse with software optimally designed for the use of the keyboard (e.g. Vim). Though I am not sure former really exists - which is perhaps a testament of how slow mouse actually is. :-)
- Qwertious 9y ago>Most of today's software is optimized for usage of mouse, with keyboard only as afterthought. And can I add my personal pet peeve: Keyboard COMMANDS are referred to as keyboard "shortcuts". As if using the keyboard for anything other than typing text is somehow an invalid usage, and the real way of doing it is with a mouse or something?