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FAQ: the interface has its own language list now
Selection conversion: a FAQ entry and the [selection] recipe
Correct the platform claims that had gone stale, and trim The wiki restates the platform status in its own words, so it rots on its own schedule — and a reader here cannot see the repo docs that contradict it. Everything below was true when written and had stopped being true one to six releases ago: - macOS-Setup listed Apple Silicon as unvalidated, the .app-bundle swap as never run, and the focus tracker and tooltip as missing — 0.15.0 shipped the last two, 0.19.0 reported the first two. What is actually still unmeasured (a correction under a held modifier) now says so. - Installation repeated the Apple Silicon caveat. - Troubleshooting had the key gate as Linux-only and the tooltip as Linux-only; both exist on all three platforms, opt-in off Linux. - FAQ still described update manifests as unsigned with signing "tracked in #9" — signed since 0.7.0, mandatory since 0.17.2 — and claimed the TLS stack is only in the updater, which the installers' AI feature has made untrue since 0.12.0. - FAQ and Adding-a-Language listed six bundled languages; there have been fifteen since 0.9.0. - The Settings window has ten panes, not seven. Home gains the app's mark in its heading, matching the README.
0.21.0: modifier-only chords, and the dconf trap that could stop corrections
Say "not supported" instead of explaining the log line
Replace desktop claims with what the 0.19 sweep measured The layout-switching list promised Budgie, MATE and Pantheon and omitted sway; the tooltip section said KDE Wayland had no overlay, which KWin has disproved since 0.16. Both now follow the ledger: name only desktops that were run, and say what the code probes rather than which logo the session wears.
Initial wiki: install, per-OS setup, cookbook, languages, troubleshooting, FAQ