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| Downloads:14,807 |
| Version Downloads:4,962 |
| Type:Internet : Newsreaders |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:18 Dec 2009 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $14.99 |
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Why does a Time Machine utility appear as an alternative suggestion to this news reader ? (and viceversa)
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+10
WTF?
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(c'mon, whoever you are: delete my comment once more ;-)
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Product may be dead / developer's web page is gone.
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So for now, as I said before, it is totally useless for a power user.
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Anyway, nemo has one great advantage over Thunderbird or Unison: when I click its icon, it just launches. Both Thunderbird and Unison jump in the Dock... and jump... and jump... before they actually manage to start up.
After trying several times, nemo finally realised I have the subject entered (clicking the subject and pressing the Enter key a few times seems to do the trick, not always though), allowing me to send the test article. However, the subject line was sent incorrectly and turned into total garbage.
Well... Nemo has clearly a long way to go before it turns into a useful newsreader. I'm not giving any rating, it would be unfair - it's still a beta version, after all.