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I did, there was no interest.
I'm curious, because I have machines with Intel GPUs from different vendors and of various generations (from Ivy Bridge, through Kaby Lake up to the Raptor Lake) and I've never seen such a bug.
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> the attention to detail in the MacOS UI is just amazing. Please feel free to answer these questions (I think I already know the answer so this is to illustrate a point, but I will also be happy to learn a better way): 1. How do you cut and paste something on a Mac using the keyboard? 2. How do you cut a file in one folder and paste it into another in Finder using the keyboard? 3. How are you supposed to know the an…
1. By pressing cmd+x and cmd+v 2. You don't. I realize that's not a very satisfying answer, but it's quite obviously a conscious UX choice, and IMO not a bad one. The problem is, where does the file go in between the time you cut and you paste? If you accidentally copy something else to your clipboard, do you loose the entire file? Does the file appear in the Trash or is it deleted perminently? You can use cmd+c and…
I am waiting for a Mac as my next machine and the bit about alt in the menu should help quite a bit.
I am stil a bit annoyed from last time I used Mac a decade ago and all the things I couldn't figure out without extensive web searches or asking coworkers but I have still figured out it is time to try it again :-)