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It’s amazing to me not only how much things haven’t changed (many still use mouse, joystick, keyboard) but how much things have changed. A dedicated keyset fo
by bsindcatr 2y ago
It’s amazing to me not only how much things haven’t changed (many still use mouse, joystick, keyboard) but how much things have changed.
A dedicated keyset for frequent functions like this is certainly cool, and there was a time where it was cool to have num pad and function keys, but then most users started to use modifier keys (shift, ctrl, option, later added cmd) on their keyboards. We started with joysticks, then mice, then some trackballs, haptic joystick, light pen, touchpad, then haptic touch screen. And we have some voice interaction, then some immersive VR and augmented reality, then interaction with AI that can hear and see things, and we have some movement in brain interfacing over the years.
What is next?
(I apologize for leaving many things out and getting them in the wrong order. Just going on memory.)
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