Lenovo has removed its iconic TrackPoint nub from new ThinkPad laptops | PCWorld
Lenovo has removed its iconic TrackPoint nub from new ThinkPad laptops | PCWorld
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removing the nub from ThinkPad is like removing cheese from a cheeseburger.
it'll still be a laptop, but a nubless ThinkPad will always look wrong.
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Next thing you know they'll put the Ctrl back in the right place.
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Thankfully it can be swapped in bios
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I almost didn't buy a ThinkPad back in the day before I leaned that you can swap it. Such a stupid design
I also randomly saw today that framework has the opposite option in BIOS. For the people that migrate over
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Just learning this now, I’m not sure if I should cry.
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Control back in the right place... where you can press it with your left pinkie without taking your fingers off the home keys? Rather than where useless caps lock is just wasting space?
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this is actually wonderful ive been debating what to do with my caps lock thank you
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Escape next to 1 is also underappreciated. It's how vi was meant to be used.
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Exactly. I use escape way more than control.
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It's honestly the only reason I still buy them. If Lenovo removes the nub or Framework adds it, I'm switching to Framework. Give me a 14" T or E series with TrackPoint and I'm happy.
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