keyboard shortcuts can be easily remapped. This seems like a silly reason to pick one OS over the other. (e.g., switch alt and control)
IMHO this is worse than just learning to live with different shortcuts because whenever you walk up to someone else's computer you will experience a moment of confusion as you try to use your remapped keys.
I have this experience frequently with remapping Caps Lock to CTRL.
Re:My Mechanical Keyboard
by bddenhartog on Sunday October 30, 2016 @11:25AM
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Move to Linux.
However, in that time I have become used to the keyboard shortcuts that come with OSX - CMD + Q for closing _any_ program, copy/paste/cut/etc all using CMD vs CTRL. These have turned out to be _much_ better than what's offered on Windows.
The few times I've grown curious again to try Windows 10, the keyboard shortcuts are absolutely the main reason I jump back to OSX. The terminal can be emulated, there's usually programs on Windows that match what I use on OSX, but the shortcuts, I have been unable to figure that out.
Any tips?