With every new version, my interest in Bento is renewed. However, I always end up disappointed with the feature set. Also, the developer should be ashamed of Bento's update cycle.
This feels more like v1.3 than v4.0.

It's probably just the Mail plugin.
Check ~/Library/Mail/Bundles and if there's a folder called ODMailBundle.mailbundle, just delete it. That should do it.

Not really free, is it?
It's correctly listed as a shareware, but with a $ 0.00 price.
According to the developer's site, the license is 18€.

I own licenses to both DVDpedia and Bookpedia but have never been able to really use the softwares, because the Info Views are so bad. Delicious Library on the other hand is beautiful to look at (it has a truly designed interface) but it doesn't offer all the functionality of the 'pedias.

Oh... How I wish the "Info View" in all these 'pedia apps was not ugly as hell... And yes I tested them all, including every single extra listed in the site... There's not a single one that looks even slightly "designed"... they're just "put together".

How hard is it to hire some real and talented designers to create amazing and professional looking templates to make the apps "look" as good as I know they "are"? What good is it to rely on user contributed templates if (apparently) only amateur and/or bad designers seem to give it a try?


This is just a comment... I will not post it as a review (with stars) because I really believe these apps ARE good and I really hope they LOOK good in a near future... But still, the lack of proportion, alignment and visual hierarchy to the information, in all these view templates is incredibly low quality...
I know taste is a matter of personal opinion, but I truly don't believe ANY good designer can take a look at those templates and not be disgusted.

And by "great but now defunct Video Hub software", I'm guessing you mean VisualHub, right?
LOL

I'm a big fan of Transmission... In time, I believe it will be THE client for the Mac...
Anyway, more often that I would like to admit, it loses data... Several gigabytes of data, actually...
If I keep the client running, torrents finish and everything goes fine... However, if I pause the torrents and close the client for a system reboot, for example, when I open it again I notice a significant reduction in the download %.

For example, consider the following torrents:

1. 560Mb (1 file): 92.92% before pausing - 68.02% after reboot...
2. 5.37Gb (over 100 files): 56.60% before pausing - 48.79% after reboot...
3. 3.74Gb (75 files): 27.58% before pausing - 16.60% after reboot...

I'm running the 0.90 version with Mac OS X 10.5 with every update installed... Transmission was also set to IGNORE UNENCRYPTED PEERS...