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havn.blog
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| | | | | And How I Do It I get that it sounds shady1 or like a great accessibility story, when I talk about being able to use my Mac one-handed. But it's neither. Allow me to explain! My default mode for using my Mac ... ... is with my right hand on the trackpad, and my left in the home row position - for instance like this: Here I'm on my couch, with a laptop tray in my lap. More on this later. I totally get that both hands on the keyboard is the default for many. And I'm there quite a lot as well, and love keyboard-driven software.2 But, for some reason, the tasks I'm doing call for the above even more. So I've optimised my Mac to be able to do a lot with only that left hand on the keyboard, and only that right hand on the trackpad. My office setup. I really like t... | |
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| | | | | Keyboard Maestro by Stairways Software is the preeminent automation application for macOS. It acts on nearly 30 triggers to perform almost any Mac function you can think of. It can launch tasks, control applications and manipulate text and images. It's easier to demonstrate its powers than to explain them, so I'll share my top 10 macros. 1. Add Today's Task This is an example of a macro that runs an iOS shortcut, in this case one that adds my most important task of the day to my Obsidian daily note. | |
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