It took 7 years for it to become available for the Mac, changed names and hands twice, but somehow survived until 2007.
Category Archive: Macs
This update enables Skint and SkintM to check macOS 26 Tahoe correctly.
How you can easily move saved versions with a file wherever you want, so preserving those versions, and how faithfully versions are created. Demonstrated with a file of 230 versions.
Are you intending to upgrade to Tahoe on Monday? Or to Sequoia or Sonoma? Are you ready to cope with what could go wrong? Here are some tips to help you prepare.
Apple has just released its weekly update to XProtect for all supported versions of macOS, bringing it to […]
Why is tar so slow to create a tar.gzip archive on a fast Apple silicon Mac? Is it being run at low QoS on the E cores? An explanation.
Three XProtects, and one of them installed in two different locations. How they’re updated, and how you can ensure your Mac keeps up to date with them.
I hope that you enjoyed Saturday’s Mac Riddles, episode 324. Here are my solutions to them. 1: Last […]
At the top level of every volume use for normal file storage is a hidden folder containing its version database. Here are details of how it works, and how to solve its problems and get the best from it. Even if you don’t want to use versions.
If Visual Look Up is so easy and low-power for Apple silicon Macs, maybe Tahoe’s new Foundation Models will prove more challenging, and wake up the neural engine.
The Eclectic Light Company 