As an intermediate user who is not in IT, I share several impressions about the tools macOS makes available for the creation and management of keyboard shortcuts. My dissatisfaction with these tools led me to skhd-zig, an excelent tool in the vein of something like xbindkeys on Linux and a small subset of AutoHotkey on Windows.
Thanks. As a long-time mac user I am always tweaking or undoing some Apple default (or deranged) behavior, like windows resizing so you have to always scroll horizontally, and not resizing to include all columns ... rant
Disks are so small by default, that I don't download the minimal xcode developers needed to run homebrew. I used to in the age of cheap and large spinning disks.
So, thanks for the binaries, if I can find them.
I basically mod keys by whatever means I can find (and that's your point) Mostly to print to pdf by default (I looked for a "print to pdf" printer and they vanished. And I map caps lock to something I forgot but use all the time.
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[ 0.25 ms ] story [ 5.3 ms ] threadDisks are so small by default, that I don't download the minimal xcode developers needed to run homebrew. I used to in the age of cheap and large spinning disks.
So, thanks for the binaries, if I can find them.
I basically mod keys by whatever means I can find (and that's your point) Mostly to print to pdf by default (I looked for a "print to pdf" printer and they vanished. And I map caps lock to something I forgot but use all the time.