MacBook Air

Motivation

I use a Mac at home but a Windows PC at work. After using a PC at the office on weekdays, I often mix up the keyboard shortcuts for copying and pasting (e.g., Ctrl-c vs. Cmd-c) when I switch to my Mac at home. Conversely, on Mondays at the office, I sometimes reflexively press Cmd+c. Incidentally, I use an HHK (US layout) keyboard in both environments.

I decided to remap the Mac shortcuts Cmd-c/v/x/z/a/s/f to Ctrl-c/v/x/z/a/s/f. To achieve this, I used an application called Karabiner-Elements.

During the setup process, I consulted ChatGPT to verify the steps and check how to handle any potential issues.

Introduction

A month ago, I uploaded an article in which I installed LM Studio on a MacBook Air and tried local LLM. This time, I tried local LLM with Ollama.

Introduction

I bought a MacBook Air (M4) in March. I wanted to run LLM locally, so I set the memory to the maximum 32GB, and finally was able to try local LLM with LM Studio, although I could not find much time for it because I started working in Kanda in April and I was busy with various events on weekends.