Fly on touch screen
I have a monoblock Aser Aspire with a touchscreen monitor at home. In principle, I do not use gestures on my computer, as I sit far enough away from the monitor - a little further than the distance of an outstretched hand. But life has made its own adjustments.
The possibilities of the touch technology decided to take the most ordinary fly.
I sit, I do not touch anyone, I read new articles on Habré. Suddenly a fly sits on the screen, and on the monitor under it a circle is drawn, as if touched by a finger. The next action just shocked me - the fly took off and landed right on the cross of the tab closure in Chrome. Tabs are gone!
Having banished a fly, it is useful to search for information on this subject. Stumbled upon a video
I understand that touch monitors are not yet so common, and few will share my indignation. But in the “same Internet” one can read stories like a fly erased a coursework while a student drank tea in the kitchen, etc.
However, not only flies can be a source of problems. I have a cat. No, he does not rush to the monitor and does not scratch him when he sees a moving object. But sometimes he walks proudly across the table between me and the monitor, wagging his fluffy tail. And the monitor surprisingly reacts to the slightest touch of the tail. Therefore, I now have a mess on the table to persuade the cat to choose an alternative route.
On the tablets, the “fly effect” most likely will not appear, as your fingers will scare the insect. If you are inclined to purchase such a monitor, then think again.
The possibilities of the touch technology decided to take the most ordinary fly.
I sit, I do not touch anyone, I read new articles on Habré. Suddenly a fly sits on the screen, and on the monitor under it a circle is drawn, as if touched by a finger. The next action just shocked me - the fly took off and landed right on the cross of the tab closure in Chrome. Tabs are gone!
Having banished a fly, it is useful to search for information on this subject. Stumbled upon a video
I understand that touch monitors are not yet so common, and few will share my indignation. But in the “same Internet” one can read stories like a fly erased a coursework while a student drank tea in the kitchen, etc.
However, not only flies can be a source of problems. I have a cat. No, he does not rush to the monitor and does not scratch him when he sees a moving object. But sometimes he walks proudly across the table between me and the monitor, wagging his fluffy tail. And the monitor surprisingly reacts to the slightest touch of the tail. Therefore, I now have a mess on the table to persuade the cat to choose an alternative route.
On the tablets, the “fly effect” most likely will not appear, as your fingers will scare the insect. If you are inclined to purchase such a monitor, then think again.
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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/179261/
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