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I can understand why they felt the need to change up how the function row worked. From a UX perspective what they do is opaque and application dependent. To le
by jackpeterfletch 7y ago
I can understand why they felt the need to change up how the function row worked.
From a UX perspective what they do is opaque and application dependent. To learn what they do in each context you do have to go out of your way.
Though I wonder if it'd have worked better if they were still tactile buttons individual panels on them, so the application can reprint them with their actual function name.
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- kgwgk 7y agoI remember when some software came with stickers or cutouts to put on/around function keys. Keys-with-panels may be too difficult/expensive and the single row is also more flexible (allows for sliders, for example). But I’ve not really used these keyboards, I don’t know how well do they work.