Comment by jodrellblank

We know what it means for a GUI to be keyboard driven now:

Edit with Copilot[1]

Press the Copilot key on your keyboard[2] and type the thing you want to happen on your keyboard in English without leaving the home row. Forget the keyboard shortcuts, the path through the menus, the button location in the toolbar, the command name in the omnibar, the marketing name of the feature. Forget queueing up keyboard keys in an input buffer based on memorising which dialog will popup next, or the tab ordering on this or that screen. DWIM is back, and this time it still isn't determinstic, but it's the way we are going to manage ever-growing software features and task complexity and finally turn computing declarative instead of imperative.

"Move rows with dates from 2020 to the bottom of the table"

"Change the date format in the table from mm/dd/yyyy to yyyy-MM like 2026-Aug"

"Style the table with alternating dark/pale contrasting colour backgrounds and a different header row colour"

[1] https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/word/edit-with-copilot-i...

[2] https://blogs.windows.com/windowsexperience/2024/01/04/intro...