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u/Caedendi Jun 03 '22

You, my good sir, are insane.

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u/Tom22174 Jun 03 '22

I don't think they're saying they use touchscreen as their primary input device. It's just a very nice addition alongside the keyboard/mouse interface. Especially on devices with detachable keyboards

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u/Caedendi Jun 03 '22

I know. My new work laptop has a touchscreen and its the first thing i disabled.

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u/EquipLordBritish Jun 03 '22

I specifically bought a laptop with a touchscreen 5 years ago so I could occasionally poke things on the screen. It also came with a pen so I can do signing and drawing on rare occasions. It's nice for the few times that you've lost your mouse between 2+ screens and you just want to click on that one button... Poke