I hope you guys can see the difference between a biased person and one who isn't. If it was gx_saurav posting this, he would have said something to the effect of "what crap is macos! win key is called command and all have stupid sybmol... apple not do anything rite"Zeeshan Quireshi said:well Arya n Nepcker there certainly is A Windows(Win) key is MOST(99%) of PC keyboard these days .
also the equivalent of command key in Mac OS X in PC keyboard is not Control but Win key , also man could u help me decipher the symbols displayed for shortcuts i can't seem to understand which symbol understands for which key ?
i got the hang of *www.danrodney.com/mac/img/menusym-command.gif which stood for win key , can't get nything else
aryayush said:Anyway, Zeeshan - the direct equivalent of the Command key is indeed the Windows key according to the placement of the keys on keyboards. But in terms of usage, the Ctrl key on normal keyboards performs most of the functions of the Command key on Apple keyboards. For example, 'Command + C' is copy, 'Command + V' is paste, 'Command + N' is new, 'Command + S' is save, etc.
Therefore, in your case, you have to use Windows key for most of the shortcuts in Mac OS X instead of the Ctrl key. You'll find this very irritating if you keep switching between the two operating systems, I guess. You can use some keyboard re-mapping utility if you wish to.
As for the symbols, please visit this page:
Don Rodney - Mac OS X Keyboard Shortcuts
The first item on the page is a guide to the Mac's menu symbols.
aryayush said:It is not online.
ohk arya 1 question .. iv seen mac keyboards with usb conx can they work on normal pc with mac on it?
aryayush said:@Zeeshan Quireshi, was the option there is the OS itself?
if u ask any MAC user he will consider u nothing less than a loser for using Windows (they automatically become Apple Salesman the momnet they buy their MACs)
I have no experience using XCode. I am really good at programming but it's been a long time since I wrote my last line of code.Zeeshan Quireshi said:Well ARyayush i tried XCode n i must say it's not even close to what you can achieve from Visual Studio , really .
here r my 2 Cents on some XCode glitches :
1. It does not have code completion in the real sense , it only completes names of variables YOU have defined in ur program , it does not complete Standard or Custom Function names , inbuilt functions , header files , namespaces , etc , etc .
2. it's build time is very slow(expected ass GCC is considered one of the slowest compilers)
i'll give a review as soon as i finish reading teh inro in da manual n spend some time with it so that i get used to it n the review's a corect one .
But I do know that most Mac programs look and work exceptionally well, much better than their Windows counterparts. Adobe Creative Suite 3 is the most recent example. And every cross-platform developer I know seems to believe that XCode is better for programming.
Yes, there is. When Apple had introduced a Mac-only key on macs. Microsoft said "Macs should not have such a key". Guess what they did ten years later -- they added the Windows key to Windows-brand keyboards.well Arya n Nepcker there certainly is A Windows(Win) key is MOST(99%) of PC keyboard these days .
Try not keeping so many windows open, or change the preferences to not remember open windows. It could be one large complex file that taking a long time to render. Try deleting ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.Xcode.plist. This might certainly help. If you have some complaints on XCode, use the following e-mail address to contact Apple: xcode-feedback@group.apple.com1. It does not have code completion in the real sense , it only completes names of variables YOU have defined in ur program , it does not complete Standard or Custom Function names , inbuilt functions , header files , namespaces , etc , etc .
Check out *lists.apple.com/archives/Xcode-users/2005/Jul/msg00711.html2. it's build time is very slow(expected ass GCC is considered one of the slowest compilers)