Learning to use a Mac
May. 21st, 2026 06:38 amI have a MacBook Air now, courtesy of my Windows laptop being on its last legs and my mother loving Apple products, so she gave it to me for Christmas. Not being at all tech-savvy, it has taken me this long to actually set it up, which was admittedly fairly straightforward. This is a test post, to try out the new keyboard.
I will be switching over slowly. Lots of bells and whistles. Browser stuff won't be hard to replicate, and I will eventually adapt to the disappearing scroll bar and other oddities.
Naturally, I am concerned for my writing, as this does not come with Wordpad. Everything I write gets backed up on Google Drive as well as an external hard drive, so I can presumably access it, but I need to learn whatever this fancy machine has for baseline writing options.
Anyone else have a Mac? :)
I will be switching over slowly. Lots of bells and whistles. Browser stuff won't be hard to replicate, and I will eventually adapt to the disappearing scroll bar and other oddities.
Naturally, I am concerned for my writing, as this does not come with Wordpad. Everything I write gets backed up on Google Drive as well as an external hard drive, so I can presumably access it, but I need to learn whatever this fancy machine has for baseline writing options.
Anyone else have a Mac? :)
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Date: 2026-05-21 02:36 pm (UTC)I used to use Mac laptops at work for years, until they switched us non-engineers wholly to Chromebooks several years back (engineers still have Mac or PC or Linux or whatever they need).
At home, well, I'm typing on a PC right now as I eat breakfast before work.
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