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It's really not that hard. I switch between OS X and W10 quite a bit.
The latest Mac keyboard and mouse are the nicest I have ever used, not sure how you can complain about them... you should maybe try and learn how to use them.>I just want a keyboard that doesn't hurt when I type due to the ridiculously short, hard action, and have a spacebar that actually recognises a press across the entire width.
Jezston-
Why would you want to move more when you can move less (quicker and more efficient)? And the space bar does recognise pressing across the entire width?
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Dodgy batch? I was dubious when I got it out of the packet but actually find it a joy to type on now. No it's not an IBM Model M but have no trouble adjusting to the angle/action. Also had no trouble with space bar :/
*The only problem I have is the bluetooth on the computer not recognising from time to time so I tend to have it plugged in via lighting cable.
chrisbmx116
CYOA
It's really not that hard. I switch between OS X and W10 quite a bit.
The latest Mac keyboard and mouse are the nicest I have ever used, not sure how you can complain about them... you should maybe try and learn how to use them.
@Well_is_it I expect a non GPU version available too for the MacPro (if it continues?!). Gotta be a coupe of 100 less than the base iMac so that's not too bad really.