I think it's good to have alternatives. Macs and Windows(es?) have set paradigms that today populate Linux(es?) and other devices/platforms. I guess it's better to rethink an approach than merely embracing the gray zone that goes from defeat to frustration. Not everyone will like every solution, so alternative is good. Also, the fact that Multitouch is so revolutionary has to do with a combine of hardware and software, and MS is doing something that can be resolved on a software level, and use almost unaltered hard.
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I think it's good to have alternatives. Macs and Windows(es?) have set paradigms that today populate Linux(es?) and other devices/platforms. I guess it's better to rethink an approach than merely embracing the gray zone that goes from defeat to frustration. Not everyone will like every solution, so alternative is good.
Also, the fact that Multitouch is so revolutionary has to do with a combine of hardware and software, and MS is doing something that can be resolved on a software level, and use almost unaltered hard.