Instead of scrolling the page to the beginning and end like on Windows, the Home and End buttons scroll the page. If it's required in just one instance for 50 presses of this button, why in the world did they do it? To shift to the beginning or end of the line, you typically need to press one of these buttons, however on Mac OS X, you must press Cmd + Home. To alter the system settings, I had to employ some sort of hack. Generally speaking, working with text requires you to frequently use awkward shortcuts; for example, selecting words instead of using Ctrl + left / right requires you to press Option + left / right. The fact that there is no other choice and you are compelled to either embrace or completely reject the poppy ecology irritates me. or purchase pricey, loud mechanical keyboards. Alternately, search for system-modifying hacks. As a result, I'm deducting another star for the phrase "eat what they gave." Although it is attractive and made of aluminum, working with the text is not made any easier by its layout because that is not the main duty. As usual, Apple prioritizes external display and ergonomics over other factors.
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