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Co-authored-by: messense <[email protected]>

Platform Support.md

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 Being built on cargo and rustc, maturin is limited by [rust's platform support](https://doc.rust-lang.org/nightly/rustc/platform-support.html).
 
-**Automated tests**: On github actions, windows, mac and linux are tested, all on 64-bit x86. FreeBSD is also tested though circle ci, but might get removed at some point. Since CI is very time intensive to maintain, I'd like to stick to github action and these three platforms.
+**Automated tests**: On github actions, windows, macOS and linux are tested, all on 64-bit x86. FreeBSD is also tested though circle ci, but might get removed at some point. Since CI is very time intensive to maintain, I'd like to stick to github action and these three platforms.
 
 **Releases**: The following targets are built into wheels and downloadable binaries:
 
  * windows: 32-bit and 64-bit x86 as well armv7 and aarch64
  * linux 32-bit and 64-bit x86 (musl)
- * mac: 64-bit and aarch64
+ * macOS: 64-bit and aarch64
 
-**Other Operating Systems**: It should be possible to build maturin and for maturin to build wheels on other platforms supported by rust. To add a new os, add it in target.rs and, if it doesn't behave like the other unixes, in `PythonInterpreter::get_tag`. Please also submit the output of `python -m sysconfig` as a file in the `sysconfig` folder. It's ok to edit setup.py to deactivate default features so `pip install` works, but new platforms should not require complex workaround in compile.rs.
+**Other Operating Systems**: It should be possible to build maturin and for maturin to build wheels on other platforms supported by rust. To add a new os, add it in target.rs and, if it doesn't behave like the other unixes, in `PythonInterpreter::get_tag`. Please also submit the output of `python -m sysconfig` as a file in the `sysconfig` folder. It's ok to edit setup.py to deactivate default features so `pip install` works, but new platforms should not require complex workaround in `compile.rs`.
 
 **Architectures**: All architectures included in manylinux (aarch64, armv7l, ppc64le, ppc64, i686, x86_64, s390x) are supported. I'm not sure whether it makes sense to allow architectures that aren't even supported by manylinux.