Growl - 1.2

I have been reduced to one "space" since SL came out, but now that Growl is updated, I can safely confine Adium and other chatty apps to other spaces.
Growl is an effective tool for showing heads up displays for many apps that may update (or may not) their dock icons. For a dock hider like myself, and multiple space user, this utility is INVALUABLE.
Try in conjunction with GrowlMail and hardware growler. For sysadmins, use growlnotify and use the "listen" feature in the pref pane to monitor your flock of sheep, whether it be workstations or servers.

I love Growl and use it to keep track of what applications I have running in other Spaces are doing or receive notifications of system events.

One thing I have noticed with this version and Apple's Mail in Leopard is that it seems to interfere with user interaction with the program. For example, when Mail is downloading messages and the Growl notifications are being displayed, I cannot select/view a message in mail, change to another folder, or access any of Mail's menus. I never had that problem with any previous version.

Neither the application nor the developer's website will download. Their server must be overloaded. They should increase their bandwidth to accommodate the users.

the one thing about Growl i've always had a hard time believing is that you can't make the notifications appear wherever you want on your screen. they have to be in a corner unless you're using Music Video, or Bezel with the Charcoal option selected. is this really true, or am i just missing something in the documentation about making the notifications appear where you want them?

Besides it says: 10.4 and higher, it is not compatible with 10.5.4 When you use Growl for Mail, the connection is dropped to 0 when you download your emails. Why is Growl still not compatible with Leopard after these updates?