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How precisely can you scroll on your phone? I don't think anyone finds it awkward. I get the impression that you're thinking of a much jankier implementation o
by sublinear 2mo ago
How precisely can you scroll on your phone? I don't think anyone finds it awkward.
I get the impression that you're thinking of a much jankier implementation of "inertia" than that, and to be honest I wouldn't be surprised if that's what we'd get anyway.
An unambitious inertia describes the linux community of the past decade pretty well.
- Gigachad 2mo agoIt works similarly to the steam deck actually. You flick and then tap/hold to stop.
- retsibsi 2mo agoDoes this mean the inertia only applies if you remove your finger at the end of the movement, and so non-flicky movements are interpreted normally, with the cursor stopping as soon as your finger stops? That implementation sounds a lot better than how I interpreted the original comment; I thought they meant it would apply to all movements, even when your finger stays down the whole time.
- Gigachad 2mo agoYeah. It would only work on trackpads. It’s particularly good when you don’t have a massive MacBook style trackpad.