To get the menulet and growl support back under Lion: http://forums.sabnzbd.org/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=8804

Slight improvement on the previous beta version, but still incredibly subpar compared with the iPad and iPhone versions or a real Kindle.

- The fonts still look like a quick and dirty port from another OS. The app is probably doing - badly - it's own rendering
- You can't change the typeface
- You can't change the line spacing
- If you reduce the words per line, you end up with gigantic margins but the application window doesn't shrink
- No cut & paste even though you are...on a computer

When you own a real Kindle, you see how much of a fugly hacked kludge this app really is.

It's a fine player, but unfortunately it's plagued by a long known nasty bug regarding optical outputs or Bluetooth devices, as it just crashes with an "Handle error" message when using them.

It's a shame that Chicken of the VNC has not been updated for a while, but it is still working fine.

People disapointed with JollysFastVNC's new (expensive) pricing should consider Chicken of the VNC. I believe most people will find it good enough and a more sensible option.

I have been an Elite + FIlmPack "customer" for several years now, but enough is enough with PACE. I own a significant amount of commercial expensive software packages, and none has saw the need to use this kind of tool; which amounts to consider all users thieves implicitly.

Just say no to software using things like the Interlok PACE rootkit and other such DRMs, this kind of crap.

As for DOP itself, it's not bad but not that good either considering the price and its downsides. Adobe Camera Raw as a RAW converter is very good, for those that are using Lightroom and/or PhotoShop, Noise Ninja for noise removal and PTLens for barrel distortion, chromatic aberration, vignetting, and perspective correction are superior to DOP equivalent features.

All-in-all DOP main feature is perhaps its automation, but then again its automated results are sometimes very goofy (e.g. "over the top" saturation of colors), its user interface is clumsy and counterintuitive, the Mac port of the Windows version not following Apple's GUI guidelines, the software processing algorithms are themselves very slow - not to mention that the app itself is a RAM/CPU hog, and the number of supported lens per body is quite limited.

Unless DxO gets its act together and dramatically updates the v6, removes the rootkit and provides improved Mac OS X support - it still is not SL compatible at this time, even though they had ample time to use/test beta versions of SL; I won't upgrade.