> The keyboard change is typical of Apple's meticulous attention to detail, even if it took more than a quarter-century to implement.
I thought this paragraph was absolutely hilarious. Especially if they had such meticulous attention to detail, it wouldn't have taken decades. The article is a joke.
In my world, that row has an 'esc' key (which I type every few seconds, as a longtime vi/etc user) and a fingerprint key. The keys in between are a mystery zone.
If apple move the 'control' key to the 'caps lock', well that would be sweet. The first thing I do on any computer is to remap those keys.
I'm betraying my age here. I long for an old-fashioned unix-style keyboard.
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I wonder why the strike line is going from bottom-right to top-left though.
(And of course that orientation matches the usual traffic signs, like No Parking)
If it was a one-off it’s unintuitive, but on the keyboard where it’s used it’s fine.
I thought this paragraph was absolutely hilarious. Especially if they had such meticulous attention to detail, it wouldn't have taken decades. The article is a joke.
If apple move the 'control' key to the 'caps lock', well that would be sweet. The first thing I do on any computer is to remap those keys.
I'm betraying my age here. I long for an old-fashioned unix-style keyboard.
Define keymaps you want to change: https://github.com/joeyagreco/dotfiles/blob/583ba45088239928...
Apply keymaps: https://github.com/joeyagreco/dotfiles/blob/583ba45088239928...
That's it!