I disagree there are many UI patterns that make an exquisite touch interface and a horrible KB&M interface (and vice versa). There are certainly parts of windo

I disagree there are many UI patterns that make an exquisite touch interface and a horrible KB&M interface (and vice versa). There are certainly parts of windows desktop apps with absurdly small click targets (have you tried to resize a window recently?) That doesn't mean desktop users are in favor of those. Desktop users generally favor much more information dense interfaces that you can't achieve in a touch interface because the touch targets would be too small. Can you design an interface that's great for both? Sure, but it's really difficult.