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For growing numbers of people they aren't. As an exercize, I very seriously embraced touch a few years back. I will not give up keyboard plus mouse, but I am
by ddingus 8y ago
For growing numbers of people they aren't.
As an exercize, I very seriously embraced touch a few years back.
I will not give up keyboard plus mouse, but I am also amazed at what really can be done with touch keyboard and pen.
Lots of people want to expand on that because it expands on phones and tablets.
I have a Note 8, and can content create on it to a level I did not think possible a few years ago.
I use touch keyboard, voice and pen.
At times I carry a small bluetooth keyboard with touch mouse pad. It is not as fast, but is more robust.
- ori_b 8y agoI put up with touch keyboards because real ones are not very portable. It's good enough to get by, but it's not good. The same with touch interaction -- selecting a range of text is an exercise in frustration. I don't want that interface on my desktop. Just because a thing has a CPU and operating system does not mean it needs to have a unified user experience.