This is a set of configuration files for open source applications like Karabiner-Elements, AltTab and Rectangle wrapped into an easy-to-use CLI tool that automates the whole setup process. It’s an ideal solution for those who are new to macOS and for users who frequently switch between macOS and Windows or Linux. This is also perfect for you if the macOS out-of-the-box workspace management isn’t really your thing.
You can think of this project as Kinto, but in reverse and with more features.
- Keyboard shortcuts: keyboard shortcuts mappings for system, Finder and browser (Chromium-based) actions
- JetBrains tools keymaps: battle-tested keymaps for JetBrains tools
- Quick application launching: launch (or switch) applications quickly with just the Win/Opt key
- Window snapping: snap windows using Win/Opt + ←/→ keys
- Better window switcher: move between windows with Alt + Tab shortcut
- Everything works on any keyboard layout (you can use both the built-in Mac and external PC keyboards at the same time)
brew install raxigan/tap/pcfy-my-mac
pcfy-my-macMay require special terminal permissions
/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/raxigan/pcfy-my-mac/main/pcfy.sh)"go install github.com/raxigan/pcfy-my-mac@latest
pcfy-my-macgit clone https://github.com/raxigan/pcfy-my-mac
cd pcfy-my-mac
go run pcfy.goThe following shortcuts are available right after installation. Note that shortcuts from the tools' keymaps are not listed here.
For Mac keyboard layout:
- The Win key corresponds to Opt
- The Alt key corresponds to Cmd
Shortcut list - click to expand
Alt + Tab # Switch to next window
Alt + Shift # Switch to previous window (only when switcher is opened)
Win + Left/Right # Snap window to left/right
Win + Up/Down # Maximixe/almost maximize window
Ctrl + Left/Right # Move to previous/next word
Ctrl + Shift + Left/Right # Select previous/next word
Home/End # Move to beginning/end of line
Ctrl + Home/End # Move to beginning/end of document
Shift + Home/End # Move to beginning/end of line with selection
Ctrl + Shift + Home/End # Move to beginning/end of document with selection
Ctrl + +/- # Zoom in/out in browser, Slack, Teams
Ctrl + A # Select all
Ctrl + B # Bold
Ctrl + C # Copy item, interrupt current process in terminal
Ctrl + F # Find
Ctrl + I # Italic
Ctrl + N # New...
Ctrl + L # Open location in browser
Ctrl + O # Open...
Ctrl + R # Replace/Reload
Ctrl + S # Save
Ctrl + T # New browser/terminal tab
Ctrl + Shift + T # Reopen last closed browser/terminal tab
Ctrl + U # Underline
Ctrl + V # Paste item
Ctrl + W # Close browser tab
Ctrl + X # Cut
Ctrl + Y # Redo
Ctrl + Z # Undo
Ctrl + Tab # Move to next browser/terminal tab
Ctrl + Shift + Tab # Move to previous browser/terminal tab
Ctrl + Shift + Z # Redo
Win + L # Lock screen
F2 # Rename file in Finder
F3/Shift + F3 # Move to next/previous ocurrence in text
Alt + F4 # Quit application
F5 # Reload page in browser
Win # Open preferred application launcher
Ctrl + Alt + T # Open preferred terminal- Only tools that have been installed via the JetBrains Toolbox are supported
- Ensure that the Ctrl and Cmd keys have not been swapped
- Ensure that the function keys are enabled in the system settings to use shortcuts based on function keys:
Necessary only if you install it by shell script. The binary is not signed, so macOS may not let you run it without the following permissions for your terminal. Just go to System Settings > Privacy & Security > Developer Tools and enable it:
Problem: Shortcuts from the list do not work
Solution: Verify the PCfy profile is selected in Karabiner-Elements:
Also check if Modify events option for your keyboard is enabled in Karabiner-Elements > Settings > Devices:
- Finder and Fleet keymaps are incomplete
- Select files using Opt + LMB instead of Ctrl like you would on PC
- Multicursor shortcut (2xCtrl in JetBrains tools on PC) is under 2xCmd