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I don't understand the point youre trying to make with tge second sentence...using a single finger is far more awkward than both thumbs?
by Xss3 1y ago
I don't understand the point youre trying to make with tge second sentence...using a single finger is far more awkward than both thumbs?
- nromiun 1y agoMy point is that people do a lot of typing on their touchscreen, with one or two thumbs. Just like most regular people don't need a bluetooth keyboard despite doing a lot of texting. Also, using two thumbs can be more awkward if you have big hands.
- Xss3 1y agoGenerally people just get larger phones instead of typing one fingered. The awkwardness of phone coding isnt the typing of text (wherein most people rely on decent prediction rather than precise typing), it's the use of symbols.
- nromiun 1y agoI have a OnePlus 13, which has a nearly 7 inch screen. My two thumbs still block most of the keyboard. Do you know anything larger? I would get a folding phone but they are too fragile. Not every programming languages require a lot of symbols. Like Python, Go, OCaml etc. For me writing many symbols is awkward even on a physical keyboard.
- overfeed 1y ago> using a single finger is far more awkward than both thumbs? Not if you're using a Swype-style keyboard.