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Unreal Tournament X 1.0pr3 (Mac OS X)
I feel the abandonment of this project is terribly sad. I never had more online fun with any game as much as Unreal Tournament. I still dream that someone will finish this or make a new client so the original Unreal Tournament can thrive again. [alert admin]
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Wednesday, June 11 2008 @ 10:05 PM PDT
Yahoo! Messenger 3.0b1r2 (Mac OS X)
There is no excuse in this day and age for the disparity between the Windows & Mac version of this software. Yahoo is a big company with lots of money, certainly they could whip out a Mac version that has the same feature set. As a result, I have abandoned using Yahoo messenging altogether but in the rarest of instances. When I do log in, I use Adium, which sadly is a far superior client than any of the Mac messengers for any service. The dismal Mac development is not unique to Yahoo, it's the same with MSN's messenger as well. The only thing that I really appreciate about Yahoo over the others is the ability to receive and send offline messages. Unfortunately it's not worth it. I'd happily use their client if they bothered to make it the same software as Windows but as it is, it's like being thrown a dog biscuit and made to sit in the corner at a holiday banquet. [alert admin]
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Friday, December 08 2006 @ 10:17 PM PST
Yahoo! Messenger 3.0b1r2 (Mac OS X)
There is no excuse in this day and age for the disparity between the Windows & Mac version of this software. Yahoo is a big company with lots of money, certainly they could whip out a Mac version that has the same feature set. As a result, I have abandoned using Yahoo messenging altogether but in the rarest of instances. When I do log in, I use Adium, which sadly is a far superior client than any of the Mac messengers for any service. The dismal Mac development is not unique to Yahoo, it's the same with MSN's messenger as well. The only thing that I really appreciate about Yahoo over the others is the ability to receive and send offline messages. Unfortunately it's not worth it. I'd happily use their client if they bothered to make it the same software as Windows but as it is, it's like being thrown a dog biscuit and made to sit in the corner at a holiday banquet. [alert admin]
Friday, December 08 2006 @ 09:36 PM PST
Yahoo! Messenger 3.0b1r2 (Mac OS X)
There is no excuse in this day and age for the disparity between the Windows & Mac version of this software. Yahoo is a big company with lots of money, certainly they could whip out a Mac version that has the same feature set. As a result, I have abandoned using Yahoo messenging altogether but in the rarest of instances. When I do log in, I use Adium, which sadly is a far superior client than any of the Mac messengers for any service. The dismal Mac development is not unique to Yahoo, it's the same with MSN's messenger as well. The only thing that I really appreciate about Yahoo over the others is the ability to receive and send offline messages. Unfortunately it's not worth it. I'd happily use their client if they bothered to make it the same software as Windows but as it is, it's like being thrown a dog biscuit and made to sit in the corner at a holiday banquet. [alert admin]
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Friday, December 08 2006 @ 09:35 PM PST
Wired Client 1.3.1 (Mac OS X)
I've always loved this software.. Clients of this type never seem as well-designed as they could be, but Wired has definitely been my favorite. Unfortunately Wired 1.3.1 with OS X 10.4.7 crashes immediately anytime I try to launch it. I think 10.4.7 broke it for me. I know version 1.3 worked with OS X 10.4.6, but I didn't try 1.3.1 prior to updating to 10.4.7 so I'm not sure which may be the culprit, or if it's some other strange issue altogether. Deleting preferences was my first attempt at rectifying the problem but it made no difference. By the looks of it there are others having the same problem. I tried launching it repeatedly as that seems to have worked for some but not I. So at this point this software is completely useless on my system. [alert admin]
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Wednesday, July 26 2006 @ 01:47 PM PDT
Ircle X 3.5a3 (Mac OS X)
I don't have a lot of spare money.. None really.. But this is one of those applications that was worthwhile to support. I have been using Ircle for at least a decade, I think more, and it has always (except for a few buggy versions along the way) done everything I wanted in an IRC client. I have tried all the others and they just don't cut the mustard as far as I'm concerned. To each their own, but the power, versatility, great support, one-time registration fee (no upgrade fees in all these years), and features make this the only option for me as far as IRC goes. I just love Ircle. The only thing I'd like that it doesn't have is a built-in IdentD client. In these days of OS X missing that, it would be a nice addition to the software. [alert admin]
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Thursday, March 23 2006 @ 09:48 AM PST
Meteorologist 1.4.4 (Mac OS X)
This is a great little application.. Or was.. I'm using 10.3.9 and haven't changed anything but I find it crashes a lot and takes my dock with it. It happens when I try to have more than one city active at a time. I hope it gets updated/fixed because it really is my favorite little weather tool. This version isn't really useable for me and I miss it. [alert admin]
Thursday, March 23 2006 @ 09:38 AM PST
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For the record I have used all past and present versions of RSS Menu with OpenDNS without any issues.
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Wednesday, July 30 2008 @ 03:48 PM PDT
