When doing non-document file transfers to/from Google Docs (with a regular joe account), CyberDuck freezes at the end of a transfer. The transfer succeeds, but I have to force quit and restart to do anything else.

It's still better than dealing with the browser, cmd-opt-esc and all.

The changelog is pinned in the forums. Here it is for 0.6.1 -

Bugfixes
- Fixed association of NZB files with SABnzbd
(resulted in multiple running copies of SABnzbd instead of an NZB upload)
- Fixed display of warning when upgrading from 0.4.x
- Fixed problem when entering NZB files with names containing accented characters
(happened only on OSX with Firefox 4)
- Fixed several textual issues (like incorrect foreign characters on OSX/Linux)
- Fix attribute error caused by missing category field in nzbmatrix RSS feeds
- Fix nzbmatrix category support by just reading the whole "Description" field.
- Pause downloader when downloaded file cannot be written to disk.
- Fix "~/" (home-dir) support for Unix/OSX and disable for Windows

New
- Add Romanian translation
- Add PID file support for OSX/Unix (--pid )

https://sourceforge.net/projects/sabnzbdplus/files/sabnzbdplus/sabnzbd-0.6.1

$15 is a soul-rending sum to have robbed from me to remove a tiny ad from the darn-near only Mac RSS reader supporting google sync.

If you don't care about keeping sync in "the cloud", you can go elsewhere. If you don't mind paying annually for Shrook's sync, they're a perfectly valid option. However, I wanted something that syncs from my Mac to Byline on my iPod, and FeedDemon on my PC. NetNewsWire does about the best job on the Mac side, and the dev is a horrible monster for selling me what I want. Worse, he baited me in with a shareware version whose advertising I entirely blame for the failure of my marriage.

The $15-sized hole in my eternal spirit aches for revenge.

I never even thought to try using a Lexmark on my Mac, after seeing how much effort they don't put into Windows drivers. My aunt bought a Lex inkjet in a bundle deal with a new Vista64 system, and Luthormark simply doesn't support it.

Maybe it'd work with these drivers, if she hadn't gone "Office Space" on the clunker.

The 2.13 update is severely broken on my 2007 white MacBook (with i950). The first hint is when it is required to redo registration. After that, my voltage settings were lost. After rediscovering and entering the voltages, I didn't see Coolbook do anything useful with them.

I uninstalled and went back to version 2.12.

Snapz Pro X conflicts with VLC. Every time VLC plays a movie with any output mode besides ascii-art, it crashes. No Quartz, no GL, only ugly Text works. On the plus side, Snapz has an excellent uninstaller, once the kernel module was removed, VLC was back in business.

Quicksilver will break Snapz' attempt to set up a key binding. This can easily be remedied by setting up a binding in QS, just set an open action on Snapz Pro X.app.

It's a good trade-off if you happen to be filming "you suck at Photoshop", Jing doesn't have the performance for quality captures.