This doesn’t take back years of muscle memory that made fingers go to the upper left corner of the keyboard.

MacOS Sierra 10.12.1 now allows users to remap the Escape key to Caps Lock or another switcher. Programmers using Vim will definitely need to adapt to this change, as will other users who rely on it every day.

This means that the function keys are no longer there, and neither is a physical escape key.įor most average users Esc is not a button we press regularly. Apple replaced the top row of the keyboard with an OLED touch strip and Touch ID.

I've sent a message to MSI for clarification but I imagine someone got a little too excited with the copy/paste function when making the manual and took something out of a higher end model laptop.The 2016 MacBook Pro does not have a physical escape key. I don't even know what to look for in the Device Manager, or if there's an app that can look at the port. Yet I can't figure out how to verify this. First world problem? Totally, but I'm not going to freak if this ends up not working.Īnyways the USB-C port states right in the manual for the laptop that it supports DisplayPort, Thunderbolt, and a few other things. Plugging in/unplugging a USB-C hub and a power adapter is a lot nicer than plugging in/unplugging an ethernet cable, HDMI cable, audio cable, mouse, keyboard, power adapter, hard drive, and whatever else I have that day. Okay, but mine will only support this and this but not this, and you won't be able to tell.' isn't the way to go but it's how things are right now.

It just sucks right now while they try to get standards sorted out. Click to expand.I don't see how it's idiotic that computers are finally trying to come up with a one-port-for-all scheme.

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