The main idea of this program is excellent, and something I have been wishing for with OS X for quite a while.

What we have here is an interesting start, but a bit too rough around the edges for everyday use. First off, I wish it could changesettings without starting up all the programs involved. As soon as it kicks in, iTunes, iChat, Mail, etc. all run.

The GUI is a good start, but also needs some refinement. A simple drop-down menu of various settings files would be much preferable to the confusing type-in box. If I type in the name of an existing settings file, it fetches the computer's _current_ settings (starting up iTunes... etc...). Huh???

Documentation is virtually nonexistent, sadly. This would probably be a lot more useful with some how-tos attached.

Worse, is that there are some things this program implements that I cannot seem to turn off, and they are screwing up my computer.

Somehow the settings file I set up is set to turn on Privoxy, and I have to go manually turn it off every time. I blanked out the Privoxy field in the GUI, but it still changes this every time -- how do I turn this off?

So this is a good, but very rough, start. I would like to see this further developed, but for the time being, I'm not sure if it's worth dealing with the issues.

BTW, if you're trying to get Growl to work: try this in the Growl Notify field:
/usr/local/bin/growlnotify