I use it all the time, when I work without a monitor and keyboard. Mostly for switching apps and starting stuff - the windows task bar is only just above the fu

I use it all the time, when I work without a monitor and keyboard. Mostly for switching apps and starting stuff - the windows task bar is only just above the function keys after all. I also swipe from the right for quick settings (brightness, network, quiet mode, etc) all the time. Like in phones, it's a super fast way to scroll something exactly to where you want it. Oh, and scrolling. I ditched sublime for vs code just because it scrolls on touch+drag and sublime selects text. It's gotten so far that when I find myself on a laptop without a touchscreen I get all confused and keep touching the screen. I really love touch screens.