I move back and forth between Windows (at work) and Mac (at home) a lot. The thing that always melts my mind is VS Code shortcuts that are almost the same (e.g. ctrl + b vs cmd + b), and short-cuts that are completely different (e.g. ctrl + k, s vs opt + cmd + s). T_T
Also, ctrl + shift + p to open the command palette is a good one.
That is the sole reason I didn't recently replace my old work laptop with a Mac. I couldn't get over how nonsensical the apparently random switches between cmd and ctrl were.
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I move back and forth between Windows (at work) and Mac (at home) a lot. The thing that always melts my mind is VS Code shortcuts that are almost the same (e.g.
ctrl + bvscmd + b), and short-cuts that are completely different (e.g.ctrl + k, svsopt + cmd + s). T_TAlso,
ctrl + shift + pto open the command palette is a good one.That is the sole reason I didn't recently replace my old work laptop with a Mac. I couldn't get over how nonsensical the apparently random switches between
cmdandctrlwere.I wonder why they chose to do this... On Windows, some of them are very similar to Visual Studio's shortcuts.
Opening the command palette is one of the shortcuts I always forget due to using
CTRL+Pand just prefixing my search with>.