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macOS is great with a keyboard — until you need the mouse.

Mousable is an open-source menu bar app that lets you fully control the cursor, clicks, scrolling, and dragging using only the keyboard.

Built for keyboard-first workflows, ergonomics, and flow.

Based on the open source (unfortunately no longer maintained) Windows version

Feedback welcome: https://github.com/rootdevelop/mousable-macos

Not my article, but was a good and inspiring read that I’d like to share with the rest of the community.

What are the specs of an Nvidia m80?

I’ve never heard of that type before and I wasn’t able to find anything with google.

Furthermore more, the lack of company information (address, company registration nr etc) and the fact that it’s not clear where the servers are located geographically makes me a bit hesitant.

When tasked to do some e-mail template development at work without access to a mail server I developed a small cli tool[1] that converts HTML to EML so I could send it as an attachment to the test devices.

[1]: https://github.com/rootdevelop/html2eml

Any questions? Feel free to ask!

Thanks, it now says i7 :)

There are several USB over IP solutions, we use Eltima’s USB Network Gate. Otter options include NoMachine.

I personally use Remotix for VNC, Remotix has integrated the Apple specific VNC protocol which allows for more performance, file transfers, etc.

Anything above 20mbit should be fine

Can you send us an email at support@remotemac.io, we’re not able to reproduce it here.

We have a dummy hdmi plug connected to each Mac. That will make macOS think that there’s a screen connected which enables GPU hardware acceleration.

That’s a good idea, we’ll see if and how we can add such a feature on dedicated machines.

We use the built-in VNC server our selves at 4K resolution. All Mac Mini’s have a headless GPU enabler, which allow for a smooth, windows rdp like, experience.

Thanks for the feedback, we corrected the grammar.