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@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ Jexer currently supports three backends:
   sequences generated by the library itself: ncurses is not required
   or linked to.  xterm mouse tracking using UTF8 and SGR coordinates
   are supported.  For the demo application, this is the default
-  backend on non-Windows platforms.
+  backend on non-Windows/non-Mac platforms.
 
 * The same command-line ECMA-48 / ANSI X3.64 type terminal as above,
   but to any general InputStream/OutputStream or Reader/Writer.  See
@@ -23,14 +23,18 @@ Jexer currently supports three backends:
   character encoding than the default UTF-8.
 
 * Java Swing UI.  This backend can be selected by setting
-  jexer.Swing=true.  The default window size for Swing is 132x40,
-  which is set in jexer.session.SwingSession.  For the demo
-  application, this is the default backend on Windows platforms.
+  jexer.Swing=true.  The default window size for Swing is 80x25, which
+  is set in jexer.session.SwingSession.  For the demo application,
+  this is the default backend on Windows and Mac platforms.
 
 Additional backends can be created by subclassing
 jexer.backend.Backend and passing it into the TApplication
 constructor.
 
+The Jexer homepage, which includes additional information and binary
+release downloads, is at: https://jexer.sourceforge.io .  The Jexer
+source code is hosted at: https://github.com/klamonte/jexer .
+
 
 
 License
@@ -180,10 +184,11 @@ ambiguous.  This section describes such issues.
     input (see the ENABLE_LINE_INPUT flag for GetConsoleMode() and
     SetConsoleMode()).
 
-  - TTerminalWindow launches 'script -fqe /dev/null' on non-Windows
-    platforms.  This is a workaround for the C library behavior of
-    checking for a tty: script launches $SHELL in a pseudo-tty.  This
-    works on Linux but might not on other Posix-y platforms.
+  - TTerminalWindow launches 'script -fqe /dev/null' or 'script -q -F
+    /dev/null' on non-Windows platforms.  This is a workaround for the
+    C library behavior of checking for a tty: script launches $SHELL
+    in a pseudo-tty.  This works on Linux and Mac but might not on
+    other Posix-y platforms.
 
   - Closing a TTerminalWindow without exiting the process inside it
     may result in a zombie 'script' process.