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Because OS X is the only OS that distinguishes between GUI editing and line editing. Nope. I could write a long point-by-point response to this post, but real
by indiejade 18y ago
Because OS X is the only OS that distinguishes between GUI editing and line editing.
Nope.
I could write a long point-by-point response to this post, but realized that I already did several months ago:
http://zentu.net/oss/?q=node/27 http://zentu.net/oss/?q=node/27
It's the concept of multiple desktops that Windows doesn't have and OSX doesn't get, either, that makes working on Linux systems so worth it. Productivity can be dependent upon how you organize and switch between these desktops.
- psadauskas 18y agoAnd if you use some of the lightweight window managers (Awesome, XMonad, Ion), they've all pretty much decided that the Windows key is the modifier to use for all window-manager shortcuts. Every app gets to use Ctrl & Alt however they like. Win+key is for the window manager itself, and is very convenient.