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Mac: Some tips
Dec 14th
This page will be used to collect some tips gathered during my day to day work on Mac.
Keyboard mapping
This section is used to collect some keyboard mapping on a french keyboard layout:
Pipe: Alt Shift L
Tilde: Alt N
Back slash: Alt Shift /
Delete: Fn Backspace
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My name is Said Eloudrhiri. I am a senior software architect living in Belgium. I am the founder of Noratek and the co-founder of Vivansa, a company that has a strong competence in the field of electronic Customs.
