TDesktop basic Commands
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the blocks you're manipulating should provide visual feedback through tiny LCD screens and be alterable based on context and user choice. for instance, the block "A" is currently "cut" for a word processing application, but the user reassigns it to "undo". the LCD screen indicates the current command. when the user moves to a photo editing application, block "A" becomes "smudge"
ZendarPC 2 years ago