Apple has pushed another silent update to the security data files for macOS Sierra and OS X El […]
Month: August 2017
macOS is now largely undocumented. It’s time to do the job ourselves: what about an open collaborative project?
Putting Degas’ many paintings and drawings of the ballet and its dancers into context – here are contemporary paintings.
Signposts from Sierra 10.12.6 recording key steps when logging in, out, and fast user switching. And a fascinating process which serialises its log entries.
The evolution of her painting in oils and pastels, and the start of her print-making – which was to become so important in her later work.
What do you do when you open a document, only to find that the wrong app opens it? Here’s how to tackle that and more.
An unusual myth told vividly by Ovid, which appears never to have been painted. But there are some fine engravings, and a marvellous watercolour by Blake.
Digging into macOS Sierra and its logs to examine how Recent Items works. Useful insights into Launch Services, and potential historical info about documents opened.
The birthplace of Impressionism, and its spread around the world, it also reflected the huge changes in society, leisure, and dress. Let’s soak up the sun.
It’s a System Prefs problem. No, a preferences file problem. No, it’s something else, but Apple once again won’t tell us how Recent Items works, or doesn’t.
The Eclectic Light Company 