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Let’s use the obvious example of a paint program. Clearly continuous 2D pointer input is an essential feature that would be almost impossible to replicate with
by binary132 12d ago
Let’s use the obvious example of a paint program. Clearly continuous 2D pointer input is an essential feature that would be almost impossible to replicate with only a keyboard. To step back a few levels, a node graph editor with many elements will simply always be easier to interact with using a mouse. But editing text and interacting with other applications such as visual debugger are really only a tiny bit removed from that.
- eviks 12d ago> with only a keyboard But that's a limitation you've made up, driven by keyboard doesn't mean "only"! It just means that all actions should be possible with a keyboard. So in your 2D paint ideally there should be a way to draw a line with a keyboard