Re: What programs do you make sure are installed on a new Linux

The Natural Philosopher wrote this post while blinking in Morse code:

On 20/11/2024 00:53, Charlie Gibbs wrote:

To me, one mouse click is worth at least 10 keystrokes, and is
more error-prone.  Most people don't realize the tremendous demands
on hand-eye coordination needed to accurately position the mouse
pointer at a tiny point on the screen and not let it move as you
click a button.  There's a reason that touch typists work hard
to develop their skill.

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And why many many professional users of various applications much prefer
the keyboard shortcuts to using a mouse.
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Really, GUIS for a touch typists are rather things that get in the way.
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On the other hand, CAD is impossible without one...

I dunno about that. One AutoCAD guy I knew at work spent a lot of time in the
AutoCAD command-line.

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