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I wonder why car companies won't make a "hybrid" of physical/virtual buttons? What I mean is you will still have a row of physical buttons and dials on your das
by _fat_santa 2y ago
I wonder why car companies won't make a "hybrid" of physical/virtual buttons? What I mean is you will still have a row of physical buttons and dials on your dashboard, but you will now be able to program them for different functions. Someone might prefer a dial adjust the climate control while others might use that same dial to adjust the radio volume.
- datavirtue 2y agoThis sounds like a really bad idea.
- sitkack 2y agoThis is the same problem all over again.
- neuralRiot 2y agoSome BMWs had something like that but for the infotainment, in 20+ years working on cars never seen one that was not on the default settings. People doesn’t read manuals, this is like the VCR or Microwave clock perma-flashing 12:00
- euroderf 2y agoIt might be OK if you can also program the icon that is drawn on the button.
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