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MacOS is not friendly to mouse users (except for Apple’s Magic Mouse) I don’t like the MacOS top menu because it forces apps to break Fitts’S Law, which suggests that important UI elements should be hard to miss with the mouse. To enable Windows-style keyboard shortcuts, I did the following. Added this script to Zsh config to enable familiar text-editing shortcuts in the terminal.

MacOS for PC users

<p>Very nice article, I share the same pain (although I must say I’ve tweaked things a lot more), but really liked the conclusion part</p>
