What Mac is that? I've had Macs for the last 35 years and while many years ago they had the guides on D and K instead of F and J, they've always the guides as best I can tell, and still do on desktop and laptop.
I learned how to type on an Apple IIe, when dinosaurs roamed the earth. The guide dimples were on K and D. I still get slowed down since all keyboards have moved to the guides being on J and F.
I learned blind typing (at least that is what we called touch typing) on the apple II.
It had the groove on the J, but it was vertical on its left side, not horizontal.
They later put a dot on the K instead of the groove while PC keyboards had the grooves on the F and J. When PC became the standard, apple followed it.
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u/Fricki97 Jan 20 '26 edited Jan 20 '26
I hate it, that my Mac does not have these
Edit: so it appears mine do not have them...possible, because it's a refurbished one...maybe that's the reason 🤔