I've been using Arch/Fedora with i3 and us-intl keyboard layout (plus xmodmap customizations).
After 5+ months, the shortcut (involving control/option/command instead of ctrl/alt) and keyboard layout (for characters like äöüß»«) still drives me crazy. Daily. It's super hard to re-train your muscle memory regarding complex shortcuts from IDEs such as VS Code and IntelliJ. I've found myself to rather use the mouse for certain tasks because I cannot recall the correct shortcut.
In those 5 months, I've probably installed 5 macOS upgrades each requiring >6GB download and >30min installation time.
Besides that, I'm very happy with the hardware: overall quality, great touchpad, great performance, no fan in the MacBook Air.
I agree with you remembering shortcuts especially I find my self browsing forums SO or unix stack exchange on optimizing my workflow with shortcuts but in the end remembering those shortcuts is work unless you use them everyday
After 5+ months, the shortcut (involving control/option/command instead of ctrl/alt) and keyboard layout (for characters like äöüß»«) still drives me crazy. Daily. It's super hard to re-train your muscle memory regarding complex shortcuts from IDEs such as VS Code and IntelliJ. I've found myself to rather use the mouse for certain tasks because I cannot recall the correct shortcut.
In those 5 months, I've probably installed 5 macOS upgrades each requiring >6GB download and >30min installation time.
Besides that, I'm very happy with the hardware: overall quality, great touchpad, great performance, no fan in the MacBook Air.