Agreed. It doesn't go with the rest of ST2 ease of use. I was shocked that people think this is whining, but then remembered that programmers are used to puttin

Agreed. It doesn't go with the rest of ST2 ease of use. I was shocked that people think this is whining, but then remembered that programmers are used to putting up with the obviously-less-than-ideal: "Computer people generally design terrible computer interfaces because they are not only willing to cope with something bad, they're pleased to." - Alan kay, Personal Computing Historic Beginnings