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The reason you want a touchscreen on a laptop isn't so that you can use it for "an extended period of time" but rather so that you can use it to do the few thin
by amadeuspagel 6mo ago
The reason you want a touchscreen on a laptop isn't so that you can use it for "an extended period of time" but rather so that you can use it to do the few things that are painful with a touchpad, like drag and drop.
- kjkjadksj 6mo agoThat is painful for you on a touchpad?
- amadeuspagel 6mo agoAre you asking about my sensitivity to pain here or disagreeing that this is easier with a touchscreen?
- kjkjadksj 6mo agoBoth.
- phatskat 6mo agoThere’s been plenty of times where I would rather drag an item on the screen than fiddle with the sometimes flaky responsiveness and range of a touchpad. I’m usually fussy about my Asus laptop’s pad - the MacBook _usually_ does fine in the touchpad area. The best was my old ThinkPad’s nipple - preferable in most ways to what I use touchpads for at all.