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macOS vs Linux Keyboard Shortcuts Compared

macOS makes no sense!

You have to use more keys for the same stuff and you often have to shift your fingers to other keys whereas Linux handles it all gracefully with just one key. Ctrl is life.

I've changed the terminology here, I'm mapping macbook keys to standard PC keyboards.

• Alt = Cmd
• Ctrl = fn
• fn = Ctrl
• Option = Super