Mechanical keyboards have changed the way I type on my Mac. … Sure, you can still plug a mechanical keyboard meant for a Windows machine into a Mac, but you’ll lose the Mac-specific keys and likely have relearn your keyboard shortcuts since the Windows key and Command key aren’t inRead More →
The middle C (highlighted in blue) is the C nearest to the exact middle of the piano. On an 88 key piano or keyboard, the middle C is the 4th C from the left of the keyboard. Where is top C on a piano? On a standard 88-key piano thereRead More →
When using Windows the keyboard reverts to a standard Windows keyboard layout, which is different from the Mac layout for some keys. So the hash key is mapped to what is marked as the backslash key , to the left of the return, and the @ key is mapped toRead More →
How to change your keyboard layout – Mac OS X Go to the Apple Main Menu. Click on “System Preferences” Click on “Keyboard” Choose “Input Sources” Click on the “+” icon. Select layout language eg. English. On the right side choose layout you want to add eg. Colemak. Click “Add”Read More →
Ejector is a new macOS app that makes it easy to manage drives w/ your keyboard & Touch Bar. … With Ejector installed, simply press the eject key on your Mac’s keyboard to see a list of all connected volumes. This includes external drives, disk images, network drives, and partitions.Read More →