This meets all my expectations for how this should work. Overall, this will look along these lines: Command + Page Up/Page Down: Move to the next or previous worksheet Command + Home/End: Move to the first or last cell in the current row Command + Shift +. I tend to get this entered by copying a similar entry that already exists, then using the 'delete a character' button, I remove the different bits before typing in the rest. If the machine looks too beaten up, you might want to give it a pass. I now use this routinely, but my terminal-reflexes still demand a proper home,end,pg-up,pg-down.Įdit macOS's Terminal Keyboard Binding Settings to match Check to make sure theyre all in place and not stripped or missing. I believe the reason for this is that macOS follows an old-school Unix tradition where: Therefore, the macOS Terminal application needs some tweaking to use these keys.
However, macOS applications are responsible for handling these functions as they see fit, which is different from what you'd see on Windows or Linux. This is apparent if you run Linux/Windows natively on your Mac.
It's true that the hardware keyboard on Macintosh machines has:
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