I have been disappointed in Electric Sheep for quite some time now, the reason being that it looks rather crappy -- blurred, pixelated and out of focus on a large monitor.

As I recall, this was not the case with my older Macs which had smaller monitors, such as a 17" screen. However, on a 24" iMac -- 3.06 GHz Core 2 Duo -- and a 27" iMac -- 2.88 GHz Quad Core i7 with 8 GB of RAM -- as I said, it looks rather awful.

Also, I have never seen anything as beautiful as the exotic images which are used to advertise this software.

If there is a solution to the low-quality image problem, I'd really like to hear it.

Is anyone else experiencing this fuzziness on large monitors?

Thanks!

While it probably has already been said somewhere in this thread, I just want to remind novice Mac OS X users -- and perhaps some not so novice users as well -- that this is a paid-for PREVIEW of Mac OS X Mountain Lion. It is beta software. It has a lot of bugs, as well as incompatibilities with current apps. This is NOT the final, commercial release version of Mountain Lion, which will be coming out later this year.

Unless you are a serious, experienced Macintosh developer, you really should NOT even consider purchasing and downloading this software.

More importantly, you should definitely NOT purchase and download this software and install it ON TOP of your current Lion installation. If you do this, trust me, you will totally regret it, because it will break some of your current apps, and can potentially mess things up for you in a very serious way, so that you may be forced to do a total reinstall of Mac OS X Lion, and even that may not totally resolve your problems.

The ONLY condition under which I personally would suggest purchasing and downloading this software -- aside from those who may be Mac developers -- is if you have an extra computer, or at least an extra, unused partition, where you can examine Mountain Lion's new features, without affecting your current Lion installation, but even that is "iffy".

Again, perhaps this warning has already been issued to novices here, but it doesn't hurt to say it again.

BTW, I have been a dedicated Mac-only user since 1990 who has invested many thousands of dollars in Apple hardware and software, so please don't think that I am dissing Apple here, because I am not. I simply don't wish to see some foolish users suffer unnecessarily.

Thanks for listening!

Although it brings up the usual notice about not being compatible after installing the Mountain Lion preview, TotalFinder still does seem to work. If there are any flukes, I haven't noticed them yet.

However, Antonin, how soon do you intend to release a version that is fully compatible with the Mountain Lion finder?

Thanks so much! Great product, and well worth the price!

If you do a lot of work with text and typing which involves a lot of copy and paste, Paste Master is an invaluable tool which will meet most -- if not all -- of your needs. I have been using it for quite a while now, and I have never been disappointed. It has saved me a lot of work and time.

Developer: Please note that installing version 6.8 on an old G4 500 MHz DP Mini-Tower running Tiger 10.4.11 crashes the System Preferences app during the installation process. I attempted to install 6.8 about half a dozen times and System Preferences crashed every time.

Solution: Reinstalling version 6.7 on the aforementioned machine immediately resolved the problem.

Just thought you'd like to know in case you are still interested in backwards compatibility as far back as Tiger.

No demo? Tsk, tsk! Asking me to purchase your $15.00 app without a demonstration first in order to determine whether or not it meets my needs is not acceptable.