Wiki: what's new in 3.4, and stop pinning a version The install page named one release in eight places, so it went stale the moment another was published; it now points at releases/latest and uses a placeholder for the version you downloaded. Home gains the 3.4 summary.
Document the 3.3 desktop backgrounds Home: a What's New section with a capture of every picture over a real session. Installation: point at the v3.3 packages and warn that an existing checkout must re-run configure, or the backgrounds directory is not created and the menu offers only None. Configuration: the two new [ui] keys, where pictures are searched for, and the file format.
Document superterm 3.2 Home: a What's New section for the full-fidelity pane rendering, the cheaper window drags, and the two new display options, with an animation of the F5 zoom transition. Corrects the old claim that 256-colour and truecolor are approximated to 16 colours -- since 3.2 they are passed through untouched. Installation: point at the v3.2 packages instead of v2.1, and warn that the session protocol moved to version 3 so a live session from an older release must be closed before upgrading. Configuration: document [session] dragcontent and zoomanim.
Document GNU/Linux and macOS support across the wiki superterm now builds and runs natively on both GNU/Linux and macOS from one source tree; the PTY/process layer (st_pty.pas) is the only platform- conditional unit. Update Home, Installation (add a macOS build section), Development, Architecture and the footer accordingly.
Update wiki to the 2.1 model and add prebuilt packages Rewrite Home, Configuration, Architecture, Development and Troubleshooting around window classes, profiles and named detachable sessions, the configurable Ctrl-Q prefix, the custom keyboard driver, editable window titles and the color palette; drop the old templates/terminal-definitions model (kept only as legacy). Update the source-file table and test list to the current units and Makefile. Add a Prebuilt packages section to Installation with the v2.1 release assets (Arch, deb, rpm, tarball). Use GNU/Linux throughout.
Add detailed English project wiki