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Whats your opinion on touchscreen on laptop?
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this post was submitted on 29 Oct 2026
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Depends what you do with it obviously. Lighting software like Chamsys or Grand MA screams for touchscreen. For work I also need a Mac, and I stupidly hit the screen all the time.
If you're not into graphics / art design enough to have a separate wacom tablet, again it is useful in a pinch.
There's no "it's good!" no "it's bad!", it is just a matter of how useful it is for you. I don't know on windows, but with Gnome touchscreens work very well.