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I used to be able to refactor my code by pressing shift-f6, but now that I have a touch bar it feels more natural to just use my mouse to click on a menu and sc
by dumpsterdiver 6y ago
I used to be able to refactor my code by pressing shift-f6, but now that I have a touch bar it feels more natural to just use my mouse to click on a menu and scroll to the option I'm looking for (if I can even find it). It's so much slower.
The only progress happening here is my steady progression into madness. Why don't you just take away our keyboards entirely and give us circles and squares to push, Apple? And then we can giggle as drool runs down our faces onto our shirts. Are you happy now?!
That being said, I like what you've made here. I refuse to purposely touch my touch bar so I won't actually use it, but it looks fun.
Edit: Toned it down a touch. The touch bar is a sensitive issue for me...
- pqdbr 6y agoI don't know if you know this already (I didn't), but you can go to Settings > Keyboard, and in the first tab (Keyboard) you'll find two selects. On the bottom one, labeled "Press fn key to show", you can select "Show F1, F2, etc", so your function keys will always show up when you hold Fn. Also, on the top select, I suggest you change the default setting to "Expanded Control Strip", since I find "App Controls" totally uber useless. Sorry if my labels don't match yours exactly, I'm on pt-br and did some literal translation here.
- dumpsterdiver 6y agoYeah, I know that you can show images of the function keys, and I've tried to use them, but it just doesn't work for me. I've learned that I rely very much on tactile response from the input devices I use.