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Apps and tricks for moving to MacOS ?
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Watch the intro video when you first turn on the mac book. REALLY.
If you miss it, or whatever, find the current vid to watch. Before I did that, it felt like the touchpad was insane, and just doing random shit.
And get iTerm2. Its better than stock.
From there, its just a UNIX with a funny window manager.
I use alacritty because it’s cross platform and I can share the config