No, I offered to help you learn how to actually interface with your system more efficiently but you're obviously too sensitive and stubborn to get it. Again, enjoy micro-managing your play-head. I never have to touch mine and I'd be willing to bet I use the mouse less than you do. The difference is I clearly understand (and appreciate) the fact the qtractor uses a GUI. As such, you'd be well advised to start thinking how to get the most from your mouse and your QWERTY (btw, there are many other popular layouts the next time you feel the need to try and look like you know something) keybindings. If you think you're going to be able to use (effectively and efficiently) a GUI program like qtractor without using your mouse, well, in the words of Rob Halford, "You've got another thing coming".
Again, the trick is to use each to compliment the other so the overall balance produces the most efficient and effective form of interaction.
That's exactly what I gave you because your feature request is a dumb one.
No, I offered to help you learn how to actually interface with your system more efficiently but you're obviously too sensitive and stubborn to get it. Again, enjoy micro-managing your play-head. I never have to touch mine and I'd be willing to bet I use the mouse less than you do. The difference is I clearly understand (and appreciate) the fact the qtractor uses a GUI. As such, you'd be well advised to start thinking how to get the most from your mouse and your QWERTY (btw, there are many other popular layouts the next time you feel the need to try and look like you know something) keybindings. If you think you're going to be able to use (effectively and efficiently) a GUI program like qtractor without using your mouse, well, in the words of Rob Halford, "You've got another thing coming".
Again, the trick is to use each to compliment the other so the overall balance produces the most efficient and effective form of interaction.
That's exactly what I gave you because your feature request is a dumb one.