I liked it first, using a eeepc and only thouchpad it was comfortable, then I tried some of the labs stuff and got disappointed. I realize that there are som

I liked it first, using a eeepc and only thouchpad it was comfortable, then I tried some of the labs stuff and got disappointed. I realize that there are some hardwired behaviours on how I interact. 1) I keep hitting :q or ZZ in anything that looks like a texteditor, even in emacs. 2) I keep hitting ctrl-a on every line that have a cursor. 3) wsad and boomstick on 1 and rocketlaucher on 2 I don't think that I should be the reference for how a user should interact with a specific program or site. There are some areas where you could minimize the number of clicks like we have now days more or less removed the use of dialogues and wizardzzzzz. Mouse and clicks are good but a thouchpad interface maybe should not pretend to be a mouse. I know that HN is leaning more or less to web user interface but there are actually still a number of usage of interfaces to computer[programs] that don't is a browser or the toplevel GUI of your OS. I guess there is some site where those making all these kinds of new games to DS,PS?,XBOX? discuss more or less the same kind of things but from a different angle. My kinds don't look for wsad , the look for a stylus or the stick. The don't click instead they press X or blue button. If I have a point at all, it must be that when your used to something it is a hard to relearn but don't throw the baby out with the bathwater. Take what you like and make it better.