是否值得为触摸屏功能而烦恼？
因此，我正在编写一个小型 Windows 应用程序，并且我看到了许多可以让触摸屏用户的生活变得更轻松的地方（通过 Windows 7 中的滑动和多点触控等）。 然而，这值得吗？ 触摸屏电脑是否普及到足以让我关心？ 还是我应该等一两年？
我实际上不能透露我在写什么，但我们只能说这是针对高级用户的界面增强。 :)
So I'm writing a small Windows application, and I'm seeing many places where I could make life easier for touchscreen users (through things like swipes and multi-touch in Windows 7). However, is it worth it? Are touchscreen computers widespread enough for me to care? Or should I wait a year or two?
I can't actually disclose what I'm writing, but let's just say it's an interface enhancement for power users. :)
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在我看来，它们肯定会广泛传播。 如果不是台式电脑，那么考虑上网本和平板电脑 - 它们都可以从此类功能中受益匪浅。
但这取决于您的软件。 例如，如果它处理某种文档，那么它可能是值得的。
In my opinion they will certainly be widespread. If not on desktop computers, then think about netbooks and tablet PCs - they can all benefit hugely from such functionality.
It depends on your software though. For example, if it deals with some kind of documents, then it is probably worth it.
这是个人意见，不代表具体答案。
我认为，如果您遇到需要增加易用性的情况，我会立即开始。 你会得到双重好处，一方面可以开发很酷的界面，另一方面可以领先于未来很可能会被更多使用的东西。
但您必须权衡其他问题，例如您是否有时间学习此内容以及您的预算是否能负担得起学习/培训时间。
This is a personal opinion, not a definite answer.
I think that if you have a situation where the added ease-of use is justified, I would start right away. You get the double bonus of working on cool interfaces, and also being ahead of the curve with something that's very likely to be used more in the future.
But you'll have to weigh in your other concerns, such as do you have the ime to learn this and can you afford the learning/training time in your budget.
触摸屏电脑仍然很少见，本文例如估计其市场份额不到 0.1%在印度（尚未找到任何最近对全球数字的估计，但我没有理由认为它们会有很大不同）。 然而，为它们提供良好支持的努力可能足够低，可能有利于在此类计算机的用户中获得小众吸引力以及如果它们在不久的将来突然起飞（而您的竞争对手正在争先恐后地改进您已经拥有的良好支持）。
Touchscreen PCs are still rare, this article for example estimates their market share at less than 0.1% in India (haven't found any recent estimates of worldwide numbers, but I have no reason to think they'd be enormously different). However, the effort to support them well may be low enough, with possible upsides of gaining niche appeal among users of such computers and of being well-poised if and when they suddenly take off in the near future (and your competitors are scrambling to retrofit good support while you already have it).