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I'm a long time windows user, but have been on Linux full time at work for over two years (not by choice), and have been using a Mac at home for one year in the

I'm a long time windows user, but have been on Linux full time at work for over two years (not by choice), and have been using a Mac at home for one year in the hopes of being won over. That hasn't happened though as the key-bindings on Mac are two different from what I am used to, so I'm switching back to Windows at home now that the Windows Subsystem for Linux is a thing.

danbolt 8y ago
The key bindings are definitely a thing to deal with when switching between keyboards. My brain had gotten used to the differences between an Apple keyboard and my ThinkPad, but I recently Lubuntu on an old MacBook and that was a mental fiasco to get things right. I’m looking to either configure or find keybindings to get around this personally. I think the WSL has been a great boon for developing on Windows machines, and I hope it gains more traction among developers.