The ! is what I do, log in with a regular JetBrains username and password based account versus using one of the Oauth options like Github. When logging into the app, the Toolbox will launch a browser to complete the process. This section, I’ll detail further down, has a host of additional settings around the tools use itself.I don’t set a shortcut for the toolbox, I simply use the Ctrl+Space to launch it from the spotlight on MacOS and use whatever option to issue apps from command on Windows and Linux OS installations of Toolbox.I myself set this to Auto since I always set the OS level theme to dark and love that almost all the apps that I use shift to that theme. I’m not sure what it does on Windows exactly, but presume a similar effect. This second option around the theme is great on MacOS and Ubuntu.Everything is easier if you’re logged into your account. Once Settings are opened up the core 4 configurations include: This is the same across operating systems Windows, Ubuntu, MacOS, or others. The Toolbox Settings options are located by clicking on the gear icon when the application is opened up. This is a quick process and I’ve detailed it here, one for memory, but also to detail what some of the features provide so this might be of more use to others. The following is the quick list of the key things that I setup to get the most out of Toolbox. One thing I do just enough to remember I need to do, but not frequently enough to remember which settings are which, is installing the JetBrains Toolbox app to get the other JetBrains’ software installed.
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