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rlyshw | 5 years ago

I read the “what exactly does this do?” section and still don’t know what it does. Maybe I’m just dumb, but there doesn’t seem to be any “user story” to succinctly describe what the heck this accomplishes... I just use ctrl-c on windows and cmd-c on Mac, it’s not that hard. But maybe this is way bigger than just... remapping win-c to ctrl-c? Idk? There’s no story about this utility directly in the Readme...

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rbreaves|5 years ago

As a general user or a developer, I want Linux and Windows to type and work like a Mac.

As a developer I want terminals, code editors and any other commonly used dev related applications to have the same keymaps as macOS out of the box.

As a user I want to seamlessly use and/or easily switch between official Apple keyboards, 3rd party Apple keyboards, Windows keyboards, chromebook keyboards, or IBM style keyboard (w/o a Win key).