Was in the same place a month ago, here is what I wish someone told me.
- You can move a file, just "copy" and then press option when "pasting"
- Command + Delete is deleting a file (del on windows)
- Rename file is Enter (f2 on windows)
- Command + tab actually works as intended
- Fn + Delete = del key
- Home, End, Pg Up, Pg Dn - different, you'll get used to it
- Learn Vim and Linux, as you'll use the terminal a lot
- Installing stuff is a bit weird - dragging the icon to the Applications shortcut, dmg files basically look like a virtual "drive" that you can eject
- No easy way to maximize a window, really, you need a 3rd party app
After getting used to the little quirks, you'll get used to the stability, and speed. Windows 7 is not a bad OS, but for some reason me and my wife fight over the MacBook Air more than on my Lenovo Thinkpad...
- You can move a file, just "copy" and then press option when "pasting"
- Command + Delete is deleting a file (del on windows)
- Rename file is Enter (f2 on windows)
- Command + tab actually works as intended
- Fn + Delete = del key
- Home, End, Pg Up, Pg Dn - different, you'll get used to it
- Learn Vim and Linux, as you'll use the terminal a lot
- Installing stuff is a bit weird - dragging the icon to the Applications shortcut, dmg files basically look like a virtual "drive" that you can eject
- No easy way to maximize a window, really, you need a 3rd party app
After getting used to the little quirks, you'll get used to the stability, and speed. Windows 7 is not a bad OS, but for some reason me and my wife fight over the MacBook Air more than on my Lenovo Thinkpad...