If you right click on the top tall bar of an application, you (may first get the Applications Right Click Menu - in which case, right-click a second time), and then you'll get a menu allowing you to
I'm based in the UK, and I've installed Ubuntu 25.10 on my MacBookPro13,2 which has a UK Apple Macintosh Keyboard. During Installation, I select my keyboard as "English (UK, Macintosh)" which for the most part works. It correctly maps shift+3 as £ and option+3 as #, "' :; |\ are all mapped correctly. The only two keys that are wrong are ` and § ( which are swapped around ).
My physical keyboard layout looks like
But Ubuntu thinks it looks like this
Whilst the Apple Magic Mouse is supported by Ubuntu, I've been struggling a bit with it, as by default it is configured as a 3 button mouse and rather than left clicking, I keep finding myself middle clicking and not getting the response I want.
The actual purpose of this gist is to show how to recompile a Kernel module and integrate it in to the build, rather more than fixing my Magic Mouse issue.
Create a directory to hold the source code ( the suggested default location is /usr/src ).
mkdir /usr/src
Notes to install Ubuntu 26.04 LTS on my 2016 MacBook Pro 13 inch (MacBookPro13,2).
Everything except the TouchID (Fingerprint), Suspend and Hibernation seems to work for me.