In continuation of the site updates posted before, we will continue covering changes in the form of periodic posts whether they’re big or small. We want our readers to see the changes done to the site, many small ones can be time consuming and hard to notice.
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This article reflects the most recent updates.
1: macOS Tahoe Betas added to macOS Index
- Listed under: /Software Tech Specs > macOS Index
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2: iOS 26 Betas added to iDevice OS index
- Listed under /Software Tech Specs > iDevice OS Index
3: Continued work on July 20th design principles
În continuation of last week’s announcement for some new site navigation features, more work must be done to have this completed. The target finish date was July 26th although this is being delayed in lockstep with other things going on. Once the effect is applied fully throughout the software and hardware index, it will be announced.
- See: “Upgraded “listed” view” – Recent site changes and updates: Week of July 20th
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4: Some more article additions
- Maximizing an AGP Power Mac G5 into space and beyond: 2025 Edition: Has been added to the CustoMac section.
- [Success] iBook Clamshell Soldered RAM Upgrade – By Collin Mistr has been added to the “Further reading – PowerPC iBook” page.
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5: Navigational Bug Fixes
Fixed: The PowerPC iBook page in listed view would not show correctly when navigated to in listed view from other pages.
- (If you started in list view): /Hardware tech specs > Portables > iBook index, the page would display incorrectly.
. - (If you start in icon view): /Hardware tech specs > Portables > iBook index, then switched to listed view, previously only then would it display correctly.
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6: About older articles being updated
Just a friendly reminder to those not already in the know – we are in the process of updating our articles for 2025 and beyond. This means combing through all the tech spec pages and reformatting them while also adding new, relevant information.
A lot of things have changed over time, much new software has released, community projects developed, etc; and it’s worth reflecting such things for informational accuracy among other reasons. Moreover, we want our existing articles to be as useful and readable as possible for our visitors – so we’re working on reformatting and standardizing informational content on older articles. Much like some of the design changes this is a goal with no specific target date as it is a large project.
Old articles aren’t being totally rewritten from scratch – existing information will be used too. Sometimes though – an article will contain a lot of new information previously not in the article, and may look totally different!
Thank you for all your support throughout the years! We are happy to continue working on the website in order to provide a community supported informational resource.
