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>if only for the fact that I get an OS with working copy/paste in all applications That's such an oddly specific reason to require MacOS. Can you say more? I c
by bscphil 7y ago
>if only for the fact that I get an OS with working copy/paste in all applications
That's such an oddly specific reason to require MacOS. Can you say more? I can't say I've ever had a problem with copy/paste in Linux, in any application.
If this issue were serious enough to me to consider doubling my computer's price tag, I'd at least first look at Hackintoshing, which tends to be pretty solid these days when you can pick out specific hardware in advance.
- your-nanny 7y agoI suspect the issue is that in Linux the copy paste comnands are specific to each application, which can be annoying when copy pasting between multiple alplications., without a lot of configuring.
- bscphil 7y agoHmm, that sounds like a possibility, though as a practical matter every UI application I can remember using on Linux uses Ctrl-C / Ctrl-V, and terminal applications use Ctrl-Shift-C / Ctrl-Shift-V - because Ctrl is for sending signals to applications (like Ctrl-C). That's universal enough that I don't see any issue. (Actually I prefer it to the way Apple separates Cmd and Ctrl, which I find infuriating because of the awkward finger positioning it requires.)
- your-nanny 7y agoCtrl-Y, a la emacs. E.g. Matlab uses that by default.