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> even distros that Mimic the look of OSX, and remap the keys to your hearts content Sadly, they mimic the macOS UI very poorly, and it remains not-possible in
by quesera 6y ago
> even distros that Mimic the look of OSX, and remap the keys to your hearts content
Sadly, they mimic the macOS UI very poorly, and it remains not-possible in Linux to universally remap keyboard shortcuts to match macOS built-in sanity.
- DanAtC 6y agohttps://github.com/rbreaves/kinto https://github.com/rbreaves/kinto is pretty good on the keyboard front
- airstrike 6y ago> to match macOS built-in sanity. Yeah, I really wish I could map Alt+Down to open files in Nautilus so that I can then use the Enter key to rename them like any sane person
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- rbreaves 6y agoYou should really take a look at https://ubuntubudgie.org https://ubuntubudgie.org.. it does not mimic the UI poorly at all.. the welcome app easily gets you to a dark mojave looking theme and then you can change the layout to cupertino for the global menu. Also open up budgie-settings to set the overall system theme to dark and that is literally all you have to do.. Also use waterfox instead of firefox if you want the browser to give you a proper global menu, or use chrome.