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Just hit enter when you clicked on a file. That's the same F2 does in Windows. Just the enter button is closer to regular use than F2. As to showing the deskto
by preek 16y ago
Just hit enter when you clicked on a file. That's the same F2 does in Windows. Just the enter button is closer to regular use than F2.
As to showing the desktop: FN+F11. But you can configure that in System Preferences -> Exposé and Spaces.
Easy enough. I use it every day. Besides you're a linux guy. You should take a look at the visor terminal (visor.binaryage.com). It enables a Quake2 like terminal via hotkey all the time. That's a great productivity booster!
- Tichy 16y agoI can not remember cmd+f11 (my guess would have been f3). I don't use it often enough. I can remember the little button next to the start menu that looks like the desktop. I can remember to try second mouse button when I want to do something special with a file. Key combinations are impossible to discover by exploration. With the right mouse button, you can solve every problem by exploration.
- dkersten 16y agoWait.. are you trying to tell us its easy by introducing yet more odd and complicated buttons to the mix? Command + Click is too complicated - use Enter or FN+F11 instead? What??? I'm really not buying into your argument here!