Finally Made the Switch to Mac after 15 years of using Windows. Tips and Suggestions are Welcome

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Moom

#Window Manager #OSX Tools #OSX Window Manager 65 social mentions

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iStat Menus

#Monitoring Tools #Device Management #Log Management 53 social mentions

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HyperDock

#Window Manager #OSX Tools #OSX Window Manager 16 social mentions

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Homebrew

Depending on what software and tools you need, Homebrew is a fantastic piece of software for managing all that.

#Package Manager #Front End Package Manager #Windows Tools 880 social mentions

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Popclip

Install Popclip. It'll make your life much easier.

#Mac #Clipboard Manager #Mac Tools 30 social mentions

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Rectangle

#Mac Tools #Window Manager #Developer Tools 447 social mentions

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Mas CLI

If you haven't come across mas already, I have a feeling it'd be right up your alley. It lets you install apps from the App Store via Homebrew. Also, it's also supported in Hombrew Bundle via a Brewfile.

#Monitoring Tools #Window Manager #Mac Tools 12 social mentions

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Karabiner

It really depends on the shortcut. For copy and paste, the control key may be a bit more ergonomic given the relative position of control to the c and v keys. But for other shortcuts like new tab (mod + t) and refresh (mod + r), the command key is much more ergonomic in my experience. I've also remapped my caps lock to control on combo via Karabiner Elements to make the modifier more ergonomic and easier to reach.

#Mac Tools #Window Manager #Automation 269 social mentions