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🔗 The Hidden Secrets of the Fn Key - TidBITS
Fn-E: Open the emoji picker (same as choosing Edit > Emoji & Symbols)
🤯 A lot of really good nuggets in this post. Unrelated, I have a sudden urge to get a new external keyboard with an Fn key... -
🔗 Old Mac Software Archive - Macintosh Repository
A platinum sanctuary for old software of the classic Mac OS era. Rediscover Mac treasures of the past!
The first time I used a Mac was in the OS 8/9 days in a web design class in high school (we built our high school's homepage). Once I got used to the Mac, I loved it.
While I didn't get to join the ranks of Mac users until 10.1 / 10.2 with my 300MHz iBook G3, the look of Classic macOS never went out of style, at least in my eyes. Love this whole repository and that it's styled with Classic Mac icons is even better. -
🔗 Newsstand
Google News RSS reader for Mac OS 9 More than 200 curated topics Top news available for 24 countries Designed with an Apple Platinum interface Natively written in Mac OS 9
The world needs more software like this. So clean and with minimal system requirements. Lovely. -
🔗 jaredks/rumps
Ridiculously Uncomplicated macOS Python Statusbar apps - jaredks/rumps
I've been thinking about couple ideas for status bar apps that could help me at work. One of the largest barriers for me to actually build them is re-learning Objective-C (I can't believe ImageXY was almost a decade ago ) or learning Swift. Letting me write apps in Python should allow me to quickly prototype some apps and see if my ideas are actually any good.