Windows to Mac conversion experience

[Chundles]

Yes Desktop Manager is what I was referring to. It is very nice.

And yes the two delete keys are weird also the lack of a numlock key.

Also on he two finger thing I will probably get used to it. But when I am home I attach a two button mouse. At work I use XP so the only time I use the trackpad is when I go mobile, usually at school.

One thing I've noticed is that Mac users seem to be more on the power user side. If they find a hole in the system they will find a way to work around it whereas Windows users just accept how Windows works at face value. There seem to be alot of shell enhancement type apps for the Mac and it appears as though many times their features get rolled into the system. It's actually pretty cool. Sort of like the OS can learn how we work and adapt to us rather than us adapt to it.

My numlock key is F6 - you should have one too somewhere.

 

[Diatribe]

Oh and if you're missing your delete key from Windows with its funcionality... do fn + backspace.

 

[-::ubermann::-]

pros:
this trackpad is the best ive seen, im content
everything runs smooth, crashes are rare, almost perfect
apple scripts just rocks!
i swiched from linux, not from windows inmediately, i see OS X and linux with little differences, i feel as in home
issues:
i cant see folders located in root from finder, had trouble but i managed to do everything from terminal and also found a good hack to finder
i love the show desktop button from windows, f11 is sufficient replacement though
trackpad is enough replacement to mouse(since i dont play fps or rts on my macbook), but when i have to use an imac i cant stand one click mouse, they should replace it for a trackpad!!
this is possibly stupid, but how do i display the entire path on finder?
i miss paint and irfanview(since my switch to linux)


i think my switch was wise, it seems that ill stay with apple for a long time...