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Process you described produced permanent hot corners that couldnt be disabled (lower right one still cant, even in W8.1) and hardcoded inconsistent WM_SYSKEY ac
by rasz_pl 12y ago
Process you described produced permanent hot corners that couldnt be disabled (lower right one still cant, even in W8.1) and hardcoded inconsistent WM_SYSKEY acting differently depending on application you run (ignores bindings when Task Manager has focus).
Less choice is never a good strategy when it comes to UI.
btw there is a way of killing home button altogether for surface, might be useful for Gabe
http://www.surfaceforums.net/forum/microsoft-surface-faq-guides/3284-how-enable-disable-home-button.html http://www.surfaceforums.net/forum/microsoft-surface-faq-gui...
- kalleboo 12y ago> Less choice is never a good strategy when it comes to UI. Apple has made quite a lot of money disagreeing with you there.
- rasz_pl 12y agoDont you mean despite? Look at gnome, look at W8. Targeting lowest common denominator is not something I would strive for. It took apple two years to finally deliver cut&paste on a phone. Were you really happy about lack of it? Was it a good thing?