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Make Linux look like Mac OS 9

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Re: Make Linux look like Mac OS 9

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I’m still trying to sort out macOS keybindings on Linux. I put Arch (EndeavorOS) on a 2015-ish Retina MBP and everything “just works” much to my surprise. If I can sort out keybindings I could probably switch 100% but the inconsistency of clipboard actions from app to app is extremely frustrating.

Re: Make Linux look like Mac OS 9

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I’m still trying to sort out macOS keybindings on Linux. I put Arch (EndeavorOS) on a 2015-ish Retina MBP and everything “just works” much to my surprise. If I can sort out keybindings I could probably switch 100% but the inconsistency of clipboard actions from app to app is extremely frustrating.

Usually it's only in terminals that ctrl+c is mapped to BREAK signal instead of copy. Most terminal emulators allows you to remap copy and paste shortcuts. If you remap those to ctrl+c and ctrl+v, you can then have a consistent behaviour behind ctrl+c/v

Re: Make Linux look like Mac OS 9

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I’m still trying to sort out macOS keybindings on Linux. I put Arch (EndeavorOS) on a 2015-ish Retina MBP and everything “just works” much to my surprise. If I can sort out keybindings I could probably switch 100% but the inconsistency of clipboard actions from app to app is extremely frustrating.

Have you seen Kinto? It goes a long way to getting full macOS style key bindings

https://kinto.sh/

Re: Make Linux look like Mac OS 9

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I miss the old E16 themes that mimicked other operating system's UIs.

Enlightenment is still going :-) (1) and E16 had a release last November(2). Seems like Raster is still active as well ! :-D

'dharrop' seems to have a big repo of E16 themes (3)

1) https://www.enlightenment.org

2) https://www.enlightenment.org/e16

3) https://github.com/dharrop/themes

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