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I would note that Steve Jobs would have probably supported removing the F keys. See the NeXT keyboards - no F keys. http://xahlee.info/kbd/NeXT_computer_keyboa
by pasc1878 5mo ago
I would note that Steve Jobs would have probably supported removing the F keys.
See the NeXT keyboards - no F keys. http://xahlee.info/kbd/NeXT_computer_keyboard.html http://xahlee.info/kbd/NeXT_computer_keyboard.html
The ones with the command key beneath the space were nice - except for the help key being so prominent.
- vkou 5mo agoSteve Jobs also thought that the abomination that was that stupid circular mouse was the pinnacle of UX. Requiring the use of two hands in order to right click is also a fascinating hill to die on. I'm surprised that the operation didn't also require a foot pedal, all to, presumably, not confuse their users with the inclusion of a second button on their mice.
- chocochunks 5mo agoWhat's wild is they STILL haven't built a mouse with two switches for clicking. Right clicking is on all their mice/trackpads faked with things like touch sensors. They are just dead set against it for some reason even though it does actually mean it's impossible to play something like a modern FPS* with a Magic Mouse. * With the default control scheme anyways.
- lossyalgo 5mo agoThankfully 3rd party devices are supported otherwise I'd have gone insane with just one button.