It's an one time action and it turns off touch services on Windows and prevents any app to change its behavior after detecting a touchscreen.
My point is that it doesn't save battery so turning it off is a wasted exercise.
Apps in Windows and KDE don't really change their behavior just from having a touch screen.
I routinely forget that my Framework 13 Pro even has a touch screen.
> My point is that it doesn't save battery so turning it off is a wasted exercise.
Every watt matters, and turning it off hurts nothing I care about.
And apps DO change their behavior. The on screen keyboard pops up when the screen on a KVM connects before the keyboard.
Why the hostility? I’m not going to touch my screen anyway to try to avoid making it filthy.