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Re:Apple’s Latest Macs Have a Serious Audio Glitching Bug by jakub_g on Tuesday February 19, 2019 @05:10AM (#19197922)
> Also comparing OSX to windows, you can actually mostly drive windows from the keyboard without resorting to hand warping shortcut combinations reminiscent of Megadrive Streetfighter cheat codes.

As a long-time Win user, having wrist pain, this is the killer thing for me. Everything about a Mac feels extremely unergonomic to me. Many things are not doable from keyboard at all. AFAIU most of the Mac developers do all stuff with touchpad so they don't care though.

Re:Apple’s Latest Macs Have a Serious Audio Glitching Bug by NateEag on Tuesday February 19, 2019 @07:24AM (#19198435)
You may find Control-F2 helpful.

It focuses the menubar, at which point you can navigate the menus by typing/arrow key, Spacebar to focus, and Enter to select.

It helps me avoid a lot of mouse usage.

...come to think of it, I should probably give that a binding on my ErgoDox somewhere.

Re:Apple’s Latest Macs Have a Serious Audio Glitching Bug by ninkendo on Tuesday February 19, 2019 @09:06AM (#19198972)
Cmd-Shift-/ triggers menubar search too, which lets you just type the name of the menu entry you want and hit enter.
Re:Apple’s Latest Macs Have a Serious Audio Glitching Bug by NateEag on Tuesday February 19, 2019 @06:39PM (#19204130)
Thanks. I did not know that one and it sounds nifty.
Re:Apple’s Latest Macs Have a Serious Audio Glitching Bug by JoelTheSuperior on Tuesday February 19, 2019 @08:40AM (#19198842)
By default this is the case but once you learn how macOS is pretty keyboard friendly. I love the ability to set up a keyboard shortcut for literally anything, including third party software, through system preferences.

Only complaint is you have to actually enable Full Keyboard Access from system preferences before you can use the keyboard to do things like select buttons in dialog boxes.

Re:Apple’s Latest Macs Have a Serious Audio Glitching Bug by jakub_g on Tuesday February 19, 2019 @11:58AM (#19200421)
Edit: thanks for the tips, I created a living gist where I will document all the tricks:

https://gist.github.com/jakub-g/e893ffa9e91d08c6098966080978...