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Interesting, I would think most programmers touch type which at least for me make the touch bar useless. Since it's always changing I have to look down to see w
by Jonovono 6y ago
Interesting, I would think most programmers touch type which at least for me make the touch bar useless. Since it's always changing I have to look down to see what button I am about to press. For me, if it's something common enough that the touchbars ability to change makes that functionality useful I would have found or made a keyboard shortcut for it.
I just upgraded from a MacBook pro to a MacBook air for the main reason it not having a touchbar, and it's much better (for me)!
- hugey010 6y agoIn many situations, you don't have to look at the touchbar to know what the keys are. For example, when using terminal, vim / ide emulation, I know left is Esc key. It does make spamming Esc feel less weird to me.
- Jonovono 6y agoI find it harder to touch type on the non physical keys. BTW, you can remap ESC to caps lock. Look into hyperkey ;p
- Imagenuity 6y agoI'm accidentally hitting something on the touch bar all the time, which for me far outweighs anything useful it might do (which is never).