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No one mentioned the home/end keys so I will. ;-) I am a big user of these, use them a hundred times a day to go to front/back of line. Mac doesn't do that,
by digisign 5y ago
No one mentioned the home/end keys so I will. ;-) I am a big user of these, use them a hundred times a day to go to front/back of line. Mac doesn't do that, goes to front/back of doc, which I do very rarely. But if I do, just click with the mouse or hold down PgUp/Dn. More common operations should get the default hotkeys imho.
I managed to change this, but DBeaver finds a way to screw it up occasionally.
- user3939382 5y agoKarabiner can map home end to cmd left cmd right. Install it and go to advanced, custom script site and you’ll find it.
- tedmiston 5y agoCmd-Left and Cmd-Right go to start and end of line. Similarly for Up and Down for start and end of document. I've always found that pretty intuitive. I haven't personally used a Mac keyboard with Home or End keys in a very very long time. https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201236 https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201236
- jonhess 5y agoThis initially bothered me too. The macOS equivalents are command+left-arrow and command+right-arrow. I find them even easier to invoke than home/end.
- artificialLimbs 5y agoMoving around in lines is a complete mystery to me on my new MBP, having used Windows and Linux exclusively for ~20yrs. Throw in some various terminal programs and tmux and vim and oh god the horror.
- bdougherty 5y ago⌘+left/right goes to the beginning and end of a line, ⌥+left/right moves by word.
- artificialLimbs 5y agoSometimes!