I finally got this “rounded upgrade”, or macOS 26. As someone who spend almost all the day in a Terminal, it’s pretty okay since I’m only exposed to changes made to the menu bar (Dock has always been hidden on my laptops, and I don’t store files or folders on the Desktop). Safari 26 was no longer working with comact mode on Sequoia 15.7 (no way to interacti with the address bar other than with using keyword shortcuts). The floating buttons and panels are a minor inconvenience on most apps I use, but still it’s a drastic shift in macOS UI. Maybe this is becuase I still own a very old iPhone with a very outdated iOS, or maybe this is just me, like many others. Also, they revamped the nifty volume icons we used to have on the Desktop. At least we got a useable Spotlight again. #apple

I just want an 80×25 console, but that’s no longer possible. Reminds me of my playing with virtual consoles all along on Linux distros. #unix

Zstandard’s long range mode works wonders for genome sequences without newlines.

New features available with macOS Tahoe: Apple Terminal gets Powerline glyphs and 24-bit color support. What else? More detailed review here. #apple

Looks like Tahoe is ready, as well as another sequel of Sequoia. #apple

Why are bookmarks dismal? Because they tend to accumulate way too fast. — How I manage my bookmarks

Whence the micro section on this website…

/me is listening to “Papillon” by Editors

/me is listening to “Beautiful is Boring” by BONES UK

https://w3m.rocks: Site dedicated to the finer aspects of W3M, an open-source terminal web browser (and pager) available for any Unix-like OS.

Comfy macOS setup: Neomutt running inside Tmux in a separate tab) so that I can completely wipe out Apple terminal and get back to it at any time. Also, setting beep_new = yes put a little bell on the tab when I got mail.