Increase DOSBox cycles (speeds up the emulation). Since Siri’s arrival to macOS we got used to talk to Siri about weather and even ask her to play our favorite tracks on Mac.
Mac hot keys to invoke Siri Among all Mac keyboard commands, this is the easiest. Start/Stop the recording of raw MIDI commands.Ĭapture/Release the mouse (if you need to use the mouse within DOSBox).ĭecrease DOSBox cycles (slows down the emulation). To quickly shut down a Mac: Control + Option + Command + Eject 4. Start/Stop recording sound output to a wave file (goes to capture folder). There is an option for a sleep command, but there is nothing for Shut Down or Restart. NOTE: You may well have some problems with this, please see Recording Video for more information. Save a screenshot (goes to capture folder). Your data will not be saved automatically, but you will still get a confirmation box asking if you want to save your document before turning it off. Might work with F13 or F16 with special keyboard combo keys. So, shutting down your Mac with a keyboard is as simple as pressing the Command + Option + Control + Power/Eject button configuration. The eject key might be one of the F keys. Trying to figure out if a windows keyboard can do this task. Also cycles through disk images mounted using IMGMOUNT. Control+Eject will bring up the dialogue to shutdown/sleep/reboot. Useful if you changed something on a mounted drive outside of DOSBox.
#Mac shutdown hotkey update
Update cached information about mounted drives.
You can do this by going to System Preferences > Keyboard, going to the Keyboard area, and checking the 'Use all F1, F2, etc' box. I tried the power-button shortcut on my MacBook Pro Mid 2012 with macOS Sierra 10.12.4 and it worked similar to the old eject-button shortcut (maybe a little slower, but that could be the new OS). Note: If you're using a Mac and are having trouble with the function keys, you may need to set your F keys to function as function keys. According to Apple Support, there are two shortcuts for shutdown: ControlOptionCommandPower button or ControlOptionCommandMedia Eject.
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