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by nileshk 18y ago
For an alternative idea on this, this is what helped me: http://www.rsi.deas.harvard.edu/handout.doc That's a Word doc, you can view the Google cache for HTML: http://74.125.93.104/search?q=cache:6ZpktcdKS0kJ:www.rsi.dea... That's just
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by nileshk 18y ago
Maybe once there are add-on controllers (like this: http://www.icontrolpad.com/ ) which will be made possible with OS 3.0, then these types of games will be playable. Though what I'm wondering is if a standard for game controllers will eme
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by nileshk 18y ago
Actually, re-mapping Caps Lock to Ctrl is a very simple change in the system preferences (but not so if you want to map it to Esc). You can remap Cmd/Option/Ctrl/Caps-Lock to any of those 4 keys, and you can do it specifically for differen
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by nileshk 18y ago
In OS X, I find that I am better off using the Emacs-style keyboard shortcuts that are available in most applications (CTRL-A/E/N/P/F/B and a few others). Many of these shortcuts also work in the terminal when using bash. For your example
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by nileshk 18y ago
I can't understand why some people (those who are in the position to make the decisions on what hardware you get) don't understand that more pixels make you more productive. Constantly flipping between windows/views to get at the informati
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by nileshk 18y ago
Also if you are in a open file dialog, type "/"
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by nileshk 18y ago
I'm glad he mentioned that he never uses minimize button (the yellow minus in the left-hand corner), because it seems even people who have used OS X for years don't get this. Hide (CMD-H) is what you should be using when you want to minimi