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But it's not really touch focused the way I use it. It's more text focused. I never start a program by touching/clicking, I hit Super and type the name. Same fo
by Certhas 4y ago
But it's not really touch focused the way I use it. It's more text focused. I never start a program by touching/clicking, I hit Super and type the name. Same for settings.
I absolutely need the Ubuntu modifications to it. I really think they removed too much, but the basic design and workflow of "Hit Super to get to the organisation view" is excellent IMO.
- goosedragons 4y agoWhile hitting Super is great they also for some bizarre reason make it ONLY work with left Super. This is fine for laptops which only have a left Super typically but it's really weird on desktop keyboards which typically have two. By default my Kinesis Advantage only has a right Super key so when I first started using GNOME after a long while I thought it was another random thing they removed for no reason. Nope, just doesn't work with right Super keys for some reason. Fortunately I can remap my right Super key to a left super key but I really don't feel like I should have to and not all desktop boards can remap it in the first place.
- Certhas 4y agoOuch, I didn't know that... Yeah I really think they shot themself in the foot with making the happy path too narrow. Almost everyone will hit some minor usability thing like that and that has contributed to the negative impression. And there are just not enough power user options in the settings, even with Gnome Tweak tools.