
It may seem to you that it's very hard, but once you get used to mac, you'll feel strange in windows !!

soo - you know how to install-uninstall (drag the .dmg file in your applications folder),?
umm basically the curvy button next to the alt is mac's equivalent of ctrl, so when you want ex. to paste (windows - ctrl-v) in mac you use that button + v instead.
If you have a newer macbook, while on the desktop, pressing f8 is really
useful for me, it opens 4 desktops, so
you could arrange your open windows as you like on 4 desktops, gives
you more space.
In safari, the nicest shortcuts are (ehh don't know it's name!)
curvybutton + T -open a new tab,
curvybutton + click - opens the link you clicked on in a new tab,
and curvy + N - opens a whole new safari window.
I'm 2 lazy 4 more now...
Basically the difference with windows
comes mainly from the design of the graphic system,
but a mac does the same things as a computer
