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You say that you hardly ever use the mouse. If you’re out of practice then you’d probably be slow at it. On a good trackpad you don’t actually need much visual
by foldr 5y ago
You say that you hardly ever use the mouse. If you’re out of practice then you’d probably be slow at it.
On a good trackpad you don’t actually need much visual feedback because the response is very predictable. You can make a short movement and click more quickly than you can press a couple of keys.
Saka Key looks to be both slower and more complex than navigating using a trackpad (especially once you take scrolling into account).
- dmos62 5y agoWith a pointer you treat the screen as a continuous space. With Saka Key's link clicking method (for the lack of a better term) you're selecting out of a discreet set of keys. I'm not sure what the implications are, but I feel like the difference is qualitative.