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I can’t consider Linux desktop until copy and paste is consistent and seamless and lets me use the macOS key combination everywhere. And of course all this sho
by andrewstuart 4y ago
I can’t consider Linux desktop until copy and paste is consistent and seamless and lets me use the macOS key combination everywhere.
And of course all this should just work, not be a series of cli commands and configs.
- uneekname 4y agobecause it's usually Ctrl + Shift + C to copy from a terminal? Otherwise I haven't noticed much inconsistency on the distros I've used
- whateveracct 4y agoIt's pretty much just that. People get hooked on the beautiful consistency of the command key and overrate how much value-add it really provides. They'll make arguments about how often they copy-paste and how every bit of complexity fills up their brain and other pseudoscientific stuff.
- G3rn0ti 4y agoI can’t consider MacOS until the „@“ character is back on its internationally standardized place and Apple Safari supports VP9 hardware decoding.
- pksebben 4y agoI've had exactly the opposite experience switching to Mac from Linux. used to be my cli editors worked with the clipboard, now I have to `M-x shell-command-on-region pbcopy`. I've written a wrapper script for it and bound that but if I have to write lisp to use the clipboard I consider that backsliding.