I have to get used to hitting the apple button instead of the control key for a lot of keyboard shortcuts. I haven't used MacOS for a while, but it isn't taking much effort to get back on this bicycle. Forgot how much I like that there's a full featured Unix OS underneath the covers. As a full time Unix geek it's a nice perk. There are somethings that are just easier from a command prompt.
I've decided I'm just going to replace the boot drive with an SSD. The virtuals run fast enough off of the mechanical spindle and most of my work will be done in MacOS. Does anyone know if you can use Time machine to back up 2 drives seperately... I'd like to essentially have off-line mirrors. Copy the 128GB ssd to the other and copy the 500GB to the removed 500GB.
I changed the Downloads to go to the mechanical drive so that I don't have a lot of "junk" collecting on the SSD. I download a boatload o' stuff so it would needlessly fill up the SSD. That's next weekends project, after I get the logic board removal tool. Makes the process much easier.
Quite pleased with my purchase and working on getting a really clean installation. Leaning towards a quad monitor stand with 2 monitors, the laptop and the mini mounted on the various monitor mounts.
Rule of thumb these days, buy the maximum amount of memory your system supports, it's inexpensive and you'll appreciate it in the long run. But don't pay the Apple price$ on ram, buy 3rd party