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>>Reading this as a person with disability leave a bad taste in my mouth. I wonder what people like this would do if faced with a real lifelong challenge?

I "understand" your point, but you know, as a person who is dealing with depression my whole life i can tell you that depression can be a hard, real, lifelong challange too.

Disability is one of the hardest things to deal with in my opinion, but i learned that it is better to not assume anything about other people struggles. Something that looks small for you may seem unbearable and hard for others and vice versa.

I believe that the actual "moving" controllers are physical ones.

In terms of touch screens I'm not a person who has the actual knowledge why, but i can see two main advantages of such solution.

1. Less parts -> less failures. 2. It is easier to develop/update the interface, as you don't have to make physical changes to the layout with every iteration.