

While this required a lot of configuration (and I mean a LOT), which I'm not opposed to, it turned out to be very flaky and decided to remap my mouse when I configured it not to (the same config would change its mind on whether to remap my mouse within 5 minutes). Further, I lose the remapping when I connected from my TeamViewer client at home and am forced to use the windows key when I want ⌘. While this was a very useful application, it had the nasty side effect of remapping the keys on my MBP's native keyboard as well. To this end, I tried using DoubleCommand. This external keyboard is a Windows keyboard, so I need some way to remap alt on my external keyboard to ⌘ and vice-versa. As a result, I use a very low power machine (mid range Pentium4) at home as a thin TeamViewer client, though which I connect to my MBP.Īlso, while at school, for ergonomic reasons, I use an external keyboard (wireless) and monitor. However, since I commute to and from school by bicycle, I don't want to risk carrying my macbook in a backpack (what if I fall and the MBP dies?). I do all of my work on my MacBookPro because it's very powerful. I have what appears to be a rather unique problem:
