Yes, there are a few standard(ish) mechanisms for doing this, like [RNDIS][1] and NCM. If you have two Thunderbolt-equipped Macs and connect their ports together, you can use Bonjour/zeroconf for network discovery…
As a Mac user, I seldom need function keys, so I don't miss them at all on my Voyager. On Windows, X11, or Wayland, that's different of course. macOS basically pretends the function keys don't exist, and my editor of…
Though I don't know how to do the third, Terminal.app supports the first two. Command+double-click opens URLs, and you can select the content of the last command with Edit > Select Between Marks or shift-command-A.…
Yes, there are a few standard(ish) mechanisms for doing this, like [RNDIS][1] and NCM. If you have two Thunderbolt-equipped Macs and connect their ports together, you can use Bonjour/zeroconf for network discovery…
As a Mac user, I seldom need function keys, so I don't miss them at all on my Voyager. On Windows, X11, or Wayland, that's different of course. macOS basically pretends the function keys don't exist, and my editor of…
Though I don't know how to do the third, Terminal.app supports the first two. Command+double-click opens URLs, and you can select the content of the last command with Edit > Select Between Marks or shift-command-A.…