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From the video: "[The apps] are designed for touch... but of course they work well with mouse and keyboard as well if that's what you have." Sorry, but that's
by pkamb 15y ago
From the video:
"[The apps] are designed for touch... but of course they work well with mouse and keyboard as well if that's what you have."
Sorry, but that's not how it works. Microsoft needs to realize this. Everything he was doing there would be terrible with a mouse.
- zdw 15y agoMost of his gestures were flicks to right or left as that's the only "dimension" that the Metro UI works in. A scroll wheel could do most of them - the snapping of multiple apps being the only outlier. All of them would work with a 2D scroll interface (trackpad with gestures, mouse with trackball/multiple scroll wheels or touch surface), and laptops are the main bit of kit people buy these days.