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I actually want every single thing as a button, knob, slider or a toggle. All 80 of them. I understand that I am in the minority, just stating my personal opini
by fermienrico 6y ago
I actually want every single thing as a button, knob, slider or a toggle. All 80 of them. I understand that I am in the minority, just stating my personal opinion.
- fermienrico 6y agoI don't think people realize how amazing it would be to flip off a clunking toggle switch to turn on Bluetooth. It is fricking glorious. IMO, hardware controls > software controls. Big time and $$$. All monitors today have no dedicated buttons for switching input sources. Instead we have a d-pad nipple that takes 20 seconds to pop up a menu, then dig into the menu shortcuts (thank god!) and then having to select input source. Humans have regressed hard in last 30 years in terms of UX/UI.
- adamweld 6y agoThe BENQ monitor I bought a few years ago had capacitive buttons. It started flickering and the warranty replacement was a newer model. I was happy to see that they had switched back to physical buttons. That said, the OSD interface has nothing on the decade-old Dell that sits next to it, which even has the option to flip the interface for ease of use in portrait mode which is how I have it set up.