Using both Linux and macOS, how do you hande the Cmd vs. Ctrl pain?

Question

I used to be a Linux user and switched a few years back to macOS because of work. Now I started using both systems at the same time (Arch, gnome-shell & Catalina). And the Cmd-centric keyboard shortcuts are now burned in my muscle memory too deep. Please help. Do you have any keyboard mappings, utilities or other tricks and tips to make it less painful to switch between the two systems?

xip · Accepted Answer

Check https://github.com/rbreaves/kinto. Solved the problem for me

speedgoose · Answer

I remap the caps lock key to Ctrl or Command and I use it. It's closer to my fingers and bigger, and more useful at an alternative command or control than a caps lock.

domano · Answer

Every time i want to go into the address bar of chrome with cmd + L i lock my screen and scream in agony.

foosamu · Answer

I use the keychron keyboard (k6) they have a physical button layout switch for windows(linux) / mac..(Obs don't buy directly from them heard that is chaos) https://www.keychron.com/

helij · Answer

Employ your brain? I never had this issue...What I mean is make a new muscle memory.

Using both Linux and macOS, how do you hande the Cmd vs. Ctrl pain?

Check https://github.com/rbreaves/kinto. Solved the problem for me

I remap the caps lock key to Ctrl or Command and I use it. It's closer to my fingers and bigger, and more useful at an alternative command or control than a caps lock.

Every time i want to go into the address bar of chrome with cmd + L i lock my screen and scream in agony.

I use the keychron keyboard (k6) they have a physical button layout switch for windows(linux) / mac..
(Obs don't buy directly from them heard that is chaos) https://www.keychron.com/

Employ your brain? I never had this issue...
What I mean is make a new muscle memory.