Booting from an external drive or an USBįor some reason if you want to boot from an external drive, just hold the Option key before the Apple logo flashes during the booting process. Go to Settings > Keyboard > Modifier keys, and now you can assign Control function for Cmd key, etc. You can remap keyboard keys using the built in Settings app in Mac. If you find yourself hitting Ctrl key too often instead of Cmd, then here’s a nice tip. The point is simple, there’s no ‘Cut’ option in Mac, but you can just drag a file to any folder and it’s moved. For keyboard junkies, Cmd+Alt+V does the trick. Windows converts who are used to Ctrl+X for cutting and pasting files will be easily annoyed as Cmd+X doesn’t work. Note that hitting Tab key will auto-complete the path, which can be useful. Mac’s finder can be too simple (and incomplete) at first sight, without showing path and all the stuff you’re used to in Windows explorer.įirst of all, you can enter path to open a directory in Finder: Right-click Finder icon in dock and hit “Go to folder”. You also get window previews when you hover cursor over any opened dock item. It’s not all about window management, anyway. Just move a window to a screen edge and it resizes itself.
Hyperdock window snapping windows 7#
Hyperdock brings Aero Snap (a Windows 7 feature) to Mac, which makes window management a breeze. Also, too many gestures can confuse you, so feel free to un-tick the ones which aren’t useful. For one finger dragging, go to Accessibility > Mouse and Trackpad > Trackpad options, and select dragging ‘without drag lock’. Open the Settings app and go to Trackpad > Point & click, tick next to ‘Tap to click’. The whole trackpad itself is a button.īut wait, there’s an annoying thing about the Mac trackpad – there’s no tap-to-click by default, along with no double tap-to-drag. It’s so large (even on the 13″ MBP) that can fit all your five fingers allowing numerous inbuilt gestures. The Mac trackpad is the best in its market, that’s for sure. Setup the Mac trackpad to work like that of Windows laptops
Hyperdock window snapping Pc#
The transition from PC to Mac wasn’t so smooth but I’ve come across a lot of apps (and tricks) which made Mac a lot more user friendly. I’ve recently got a Macbook (mid-2012 MBP) for myself, and the experience has been awesome – be it the design or apps or the smoothness of OS, Apple has got you covered.Īpparently, like everyone else, I’ve been using Windows (and Ubuntu sometimes) all my life.
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