- No tap and hold keys - No hyper escape - No latch keys
This all seems pedestrian from a keyboard shortcut guru perspective.
- No tap and hold keys - No hyper escape - No latch keys
This all seems pedestrian from a keyboard shortcut guru perspective.
That's why it's on the front page because enough other people thought it was interesting enough to promote. But I think you're smart enough to realize that, and are just grandstanding as a humble-brag "I already know this" kind of thing.
The real question is who are you to think that something not intresting to you shouldn't be interesting to others.
Anyone with a desktop Mac and some kind of programming skill needs Keyboard Maestro. It not only slings windows around but automates many chores. It also lets you get around most user interface annoyances that turn up in every program. My advice is to get it and learn it well if you spend much time on a Mac.
I have an ancient Genovation CP48 ControlPad attached to my keyboard. It has 48 function keys and every one is assigned. Most of the keys do double or triple duty. I positively hate it when I have to use anyone else's Mac for any prolonged period.
You should indeed feel free to share your knowledge; likely someone will find it useful.