As someone who uses VS Code on all three operating systems it's supported on, and a heavy user of keyboard shortcuts already - just not the ones in VS Code - this is immensely helpful.
Since macOS (formerly OS X) is my primary platform, and Windows / Linux share a shortcut scheme, it's actually not a problem at all. As long as I remember "Command for Macs, Control otherwise" I'm good to go.
As someone who uses VS Code on all three operating systems it's supported on, and a heavy user of keyboard shortcuts already - just not the ones in VS Code - this is immensely helpful.
Cool :)
One thing I have to ask:
When you are switching from or to OSX.
Do you also get confused with shortcuts?
Like my brain needs time to make that jump.
Switching from Linux to Windows no problem but OSX always feels different to me.
Since macOS (formerly OS X) is my primary platform, and Windows / Linux share a shortcut scheme, it's actually not a problem at all. As long as I remember "Command for Macs, Control otherwise" I'm good to go.
Okay for me it is the other way around. I always struggle to write an @ πππ