This is a real gem; one of those applications that makes you proud/happy you are a Mac owner.

The UI could be better in a few places, e.g. in the Palette window, and you feel some functionality is hidden, but once you play a few times with it and study the examples in OrderedBytes site you 'll find it intuitive and rather easy to master and the results can be very satisfying.

I really like the ability to import/export different settings selectively and the ability to enable ControllerMate based on whether an application is running or not either in the foreground or the background.

I was looking to transform one of my macs into a HTPC/gaming center. With ControllerMate I 've managed to configure multiple joystick controllers and gamepads for MAME use, bluetooth Logitech devices that were not recognised by the Logitech Control Center, etc.

Probably the best $15 I 've spent on Mac software.

The new GUI is both ugly and dysfunctional. I prefer the old one.

PPC binaries have been suspiciously absent from OpenOffice.org for some time now. Now I see the reason. Is there an official announcement about Intel-only support ? BTW, MacOSX folder at ooopackages.good-day.net is empty, WTF ? I'll continue using NeoOffice instead, even in my x86 MacOSX.

It must be stated that Wolfram has discontinued 64bit PPC support for Mathematica 6, it just runs in 32bit now. Mac PPC G5 is the only 64bit platform that Mathematica runs in a 32bit constrained mode. If you really need 64bit and have a PowerMac you should stay with the previous version 5 ... or look elsewhere.

It looks good. It just doesn't work. It crashes every half a minute. And I am not the only one saying that. Stay away !