There’s a lot you can say about Apple’s laptops, but everybody agrees that the build quality, speakers and the trackpad are ( probably ) the best in the industry .
And speaking of the trackpad, if you’ve ever used a MacBook you know how impressive its multi-touch gestures are and how much they can help you be more productive with your workflow.
If you’re running Linux, and miss ( or wish to have ) those multi-touch gesture, you’re in luck because there’s an old project that was recently revived and it’s purpouse is to bring Apple-like multi-touch gestures to your Linux machine.
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Most programs, when invoked from the shell, run in the foreground taking over your terminal and preventing you from doing other work without opening a new terminal window. But there’s a better way: bagrounding and foregrounding processes.
Here’s a free and open source macOS utility that allows you to change the brightness and contrast of external monitors connected to your Mac: Lunar. The app doesen’t use a software overlay, it changes the actual brightness and contrast of the monitor