@mike I use them to jump between screens, switch to 1/2 screen on my main monitor and to go to full screen on the laptop monitor. It’s worked really well for me. @ross
@ross Same here. I use a TON. When switching between Linux and Mac I actually spend a lot of time matching them up, as much as possible. On a daily basis, though, I probably have 50-60 I use for my normal work for everything from cut/paste to moving windows around and so much more. @mike
@liamdempsey HA! Gotta see if I could get away from work for a day and we just might do it. I’ve even got more than enough miles and points that the hotel and flight would be almost nothing.
@cmccullough I had when I tried it last weekend. Thought it was just me at the time though and didn’t get a chance to investigate. Will love to hear what you find.
It's impossible for me to tell over Gore's Internet whether you, Clever McSmartypants, are genuinely trying to have a nuanced discussion of the pros and cons of the tech or are just a hurt manbaby reacting defensively and since the whiny toddlers outnumber the nuanced thinkers by several orders of magnitude, most people online are going to treat both the same, with good reason
@cmccullough I don’t know… when I talk to anyone in the suburbs all they want is “bigger.” The car companies may have wrongly tied the idea of “bigger” with “safer” but it’s a lot more than the car companies that have convinced every suburbanite that they need 1000000 cubic feet of cargo space for every store errand (which of course must be done no less than 5 times per day or YOU MAY RUNOUT OF THE THING YOU DONT NEED [for a few minutes]).
I've been playing with Kana a bit again as I find myself building a WordPress plugin for a project. It's still one of my all-time-favorite projects to work on, I just wish it wasn't associated with such a toxic project. https://github.com/ChrisWiegman/kana
For a host of reasons I’m going to have to lock down our work email. Our CEO eventually wants to move the service on-site but we’re not there yet so we’re still in Google Workspace.
I also actually really like using Apple Mail. It is simple and gets the job done.
I am NOT excited that I’ll have to use the native Gmail interface until we can change things around.