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| Certain commands for various GUIs are slightly different when running on a Mac OSX due to the keyboard setup. Below is a list of equivalent commands. | Certain commands for various GUIs are slightly different when running on a Mac OSX due to the keyboard setup. Below is a list of equivalent commands. '''Tip''': We highly suggest using a USB mouse with a laptop to make it easier to work with our GUIs. Either way, it's also recommended to change your X11 or XQuartz preferences to "emulate a three button mouse". This is under the "Input" section of preferences. == Within a Terminal == Home (to jump to the beginning of the line) ==> Shift+Fn+!LeftArrow End (to jump to the end of the line) ==> Shift+Fn+!RightArrow Copy ==> Highlight text and type Command+c Paste ==> Command+v Page Up ==> Fn+!UpArrow Page Down ==> Fn+!DownArrow |
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| === Change current slice in one of three volume views === Page Up ==> Fn+!CommandKey+!UpArrow |
=== Cycle through layer list === Instead of Alt+c ==> Fn+Option+c |
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| Page Down ==> Fn+!CommandKey+!DownArrow | === Toggle volume visibility in layer list === Instead of Alt+v ==> Option+v === Toggle surface visibility in layer list === Instead of Alt+f ==> Command+f === Toggle aseg.mgz visibility in layer list === Instead of Alt+a ==> Command+a === Toggle wm.mgz visibility in layer list === Instead of Alt+w ==> Command+w === Toggle slices on/off when in 3D View === Crtl+Shift+S ==> Shift+Command+s == Set SUBJECTS_DIR to USB drive == Before you set SUBJECTS_DIR to a path that directs it to a USB-connected device, you must first mount the drive using the command below: {{{ diskutil mount /path/to/drive }}} |
Mac Commands
Certain commands for various GUIs are slightly different when running on a Mac OSX due to the keyboard setup. Below is a list of equivalent commands.
Tip: We highly suggest using a USB mouse with a laptop to make it easier to work with our GUIs. Either way, it's also recommended to change your X11 or XQuartz preferences to "emulate a three button mouse". This is under the "Input" section of preferences.
Within a Terminal
Home (to jump to the beginning of the line) ==> Shift+Fn+LeftArrow
End (to jump to the end of the line) ==> Shift+Fn+RightArrow
Copy ==> Highlight text and type Command+c
Paste ==> Command+v
Page Up ==> Fn+UpArrow
Page Down ==> Fn+DownArrow
Freeview
Cycle through layer list
Instead of Alt+c ==> Fn+Option+c
Toggle volume visibility in layer list
Instead of Alt+v ==> Option+v
Toggle surface visibility in layer list
Instead of Alt+f ==> Command+f
Toggle aseg.mgz visibility in layer list
Instead of Alt+a ==> Command+a
Toggle wm.mgz visibility in layer list
Instead of Alt+w ==> Command+w
Toggle slices on/off when in 3D View
Crtl+Shift+S ==> Shift+Command+s
Set SUBJECTS_DIR to USB drive
Before you set SUBJECTS_DIR to a path that directs it to a USB-connected device, you must first mount the drive using the command below:
diskutil mount /path/to/drive