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As the one who works simultaneously with macOS and Linux, I would be happy to see some unification. I'm not speaking about visual differences or look-n-feel of
by zserge 6y ago
As the one who works simultaneously with macOS and Linux, I would be happy to see some unification. I'm not speaking about visual differences or look-n-feel of the apps, but common tasks like desktop switching or window switching - things you do hundreds times a day. Those IMO should involve as little brain as possible and rely on muscle memory.
- ziftface 6y agoThis is my favorite thing about this update. That along with that mac hotkey tools for linux should make the transition back and forth easier.
- pseudalopex 6y agoMac hot key tools?
- ziftface 6y agoYeah this tool called Kinto[1] was posted on here the other day. [1]: https://github.com/rbreaves/kinto https://github.com/rbreaves/kinto
- happymellon 6y agoI want to be able to set Super+C/V to copy/paste in Linux, including the terminals rather than different key configurations depending on the context. Is this now available in Gnome?