Major macOS releases from Sierra onwards, with full details of each release and security update. Also updates to XProtect, XProtect Remediator, and others.
For a systematic compilation of links to articles here about Apple silicon Macs, M1, M2, M3, M4 and […]
Devised at PARC in 1970, it was at the heart of the user interface for Apple’s Lisa and Mac. Although much changed in Mac OS X, then with Stage Manager and other additions to macOS, it has survived. Is it now being abandoned?
In just over a decade, his watercolour landscapes rivalled those of his contemporary JMW Turner. What could he have achieved had he not died at the age of only 27?
Compare log entries when clicking on an item in the Finder, once when it’s selected but not brought into focus, and again when it’s correctly brought into focus. This points to a cause as shown here,
How chronic problems with the tear duct of his right eye drove Pissarro from painting landscapes outdoors to painting cityscapes from hotel rooms.
Coming next week in macOS 27.2: the ability to add or remove apps from Local Network privacy. Also global exceptions explained.
Apple has just released its regular weekly update to XProtect, bringing it to version 5368 for all Macs, […]
A worked example of Poussin’s instantaneous narrative shows how a single image can tell a story, and examples of the fall of Icarus show the importance of timing.
Log entries are decorated with emoji, and structured using Unicode box characters. There’s also a shorthand for naming files and directories, rather than censoring their names.
This works around an infuriating bug in SwiftUI that prevents full selection of log entries. Essential when using in macOS 27 Golden Gate.
In older paintings, they’re a symbol of Egypt, but when artists travelled more in the 19th century they became fairly popular in landscape paintings. Examples from 1500 to 1927.
