SuperOpt
macOS menu bar app bringing Linux keyboard shortcuts and GNOME features to Mac
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SuperOpt is a lightweight macOS utility designed for Linux users transitioning to Apple's operating system. It remaps the Option key and adds GNOME-style features like Mission Control close buttons, window tiling with snap assist, hot corners, and Linux-standard keyboard shortcuts. The app lets users preserve their muscle memory rather than learning macOS conventions from scratch.
Key features include Option key shortcuts for Mission Control and Dock access, window tiling with arrow keys, middle-click paste, Home/End key navigation, and a dark menu bar overlay. Everything is individually toggleable. The creator built it with an LLM over several days to bridge the gap between Fedora and macOS workflows.
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