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I'm having the same experience. I got a 2011 Air (my first Mac) and Lion seems pretty decent. Scrolling feels natural, and everything seems to work as it should
by lzm 15y ago
I'm having the same experience. I got a 2011 Air (my first Mac) and Lion seems pretty decent. Scrolling feels natural, and everything seems to work as it should.
My only complaints are the keyboard (as a programmer I really miss home/end/page up/page down), and that I can't reopen closed tabs in Safari.
- straphka 15y agoReopen closed tabs is, afaik, Command-z
- lzm 15y agoThat only works immediately after I close the tab. If I close one tab, close another tab, navigate to some other site, browse it for a while, and then decide to reopen that two closed tabs, then I can't do that.
- evan_ 15y agofn+arrow keys do home/end/page up/page down.
- lzm 15y agoI know about that, but those arrow keys are so tiny. It becomes even more awkward if I want to select text (e.g. shift-fn-left).
- mcantelon 15y agoThe lack of a right mouse button is my biggest Mac pet peeve (yes, I know you can gesture on, but I find I often screw up the gesture).
- pyninja 15y agoHow do you screw up tapping with two fingers?
- mahyarm 15y agoIn firefox and chrome, reopening tabs is cmd-shift-t.
- piranha 15y agoWhat I really like about OS X is that almost all text controls in system use old Unix shortcuts for moving around text (same as Emacs is using), so you might just learn them: ⌃a, ⌃e, ⌘<, ⌘> for line/document begin/end respectively. There are more of them, you can go through Emacs tutorial to learn them.