That being said, people also dislike the mouse because of having to move your hand as you mentioned. Gesture recognition has more chance of misrecognition, pie-like menus ideally should have 4 to 6 elements maximum to limit the possible directions. I'd say keyboard has more potential because there are more keys and all of them are quite precise. As I said - it depends on how good you are on one or the other. And i'm clumsy with my keyboard sometimes too. For me it's simpler to push a button, or two buttons, even better if i can feel the keys and get tactile feedback. I'm almost never comfortable with gestures even if i've memorized it. After all, maybe we'll all start using great efficient ergonomic VR interfaces and forget the pesky rodent, but imo that's very unlikely. Some people might even think mouse as a concept isn't very ergonomic as a concept or just a lot cause. Computers always had at least keyboard, mouse was thrown in and always awkwardly just sits next to keyboard. So we're talking about memorization, but it ALSO not feeling great once it's memorized! It's a fair point about me complaining about learning the hotkeys, that maybe was a cheapshot on my part, however it's ALSO coupled with that not being an ergonomically great system. I look forward to any replies.Įdit: Spelling. Also, I'd be happy to expand on the tiny details Stock Android 10 has that make it a treat to use, and how good TS2's UI functions for what its trying to accomplish. There are so many little touches that Android 10 has that it sometimes makes me feel like a "GUI Wizard" when I use it.Īlright lads I'm too tried to keep writing this. Android 10 made it even better. I'll say this: I am just less frustrated when I use my Pixel than when I use my iPad. I honestly hate using Android 8 and lower thanks to Google's overhaul to the UI. Google copied iOS 11 when they made Stock Android 9 and they made it better.
Holding down Alt+Tab is actually why I don't have that big of a problem with the taskbar.Īlt+\ is what I use on Discord to deafen myself.Ĭtrl+Shift+T to open up the tab I just closed. I used this one a lot while making this post.Īlt+Tab to switch programs. I wish the Sonder Keyboard existed already but it looks like it's never going to come out. Hup hup hup" is what a lot of Adobe Premiere tutorials look like. And I love that it's laid out from left to right in sperate section that can grow or generate new sections next to them. Notice that that buttons are sized relative to importance. You can even Shift+Click for debug options if you enable testing cheats. The circle launcher Ross envisioned in the video is present here, and it's contextual too. TS2 has my favorite game UI that I can think of.
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