$300? Good luck with that.

This is some spectacularly bad software, but the upside is that it doesn't do anything all that useful anyway. Even my favorite Twitter app for iPhone — Tweetbot — is far better at managing multiple accounts than this giant mess of an app. Can't see why anyone would use this.

Strongly recommend next time hire native English speaker for write description. It make product sound lot less sketchy. Also, 60 dollar for media player? Oracle say: no one buys.

"An application opened in 64-bit mode uses approximately 2x the memory that the same application uses when opened in 32-bit mode."

This claim seems exaggerated and probably untrue. Is there any real evidence to support it? It just doesn't make sense. There may be some additional overhead for longer memory address strings, but that doesn't increase the size of the actual information and resources stored in memory.

As of 1.0.9, MPlayerX now forces you to use "Lion-style" full screen mode, wherein the full screen 'window' now opens in a new space, rendering all other displays useless. It's no longer possible to watch video in full screen on one display while working on the other, and now we have no control over which display is used for full screen mode (it will only go full screen on the 'main' display with the menubar).

No thanks. I'll be sticking with 1.0.8 until it's possible to disable this very stupid 'feature'.

Just ran into a weird issue with Hugin 2010.2. It turns out if you're loading images that have a single quote anywhere in their path, control point detection will always fail, no matter which detector or what settings. Something is not being escaped properly.

E.g., if you're loading images stored in:
/Users/you/Desktop/Friend's Birthday/…

When you click (Align), you'll get errors in the little console window that pops up while control point detection is happening. Unhelpfully, this window appears and disappears so quickly, you can't even read the details. It would be nice if those errors could be written to a log file or something. Very frustrating having the console window immediately vanish when you're trying to see WHAT the damn problem is.

Anyway, just make sure you don't have any single quotes in the path of any images you're loading.

Manually-added filters are no longer working (in Safari 5.0.2).

Anyone else having problems getting "Boss Mode" to work? The built-in help says to hit Command-E, but that doesn't do anything for me, and there's no menu item for it.

Not that I really care or anything. Just wanted to see what it looks like.

Hotkeys are broken in 3.0.3. I used to have F1 through F8 set as hotkeys to open my favorite folders, and these no longer work. It was broken in the 3.0.3 betas, so I reverted to 3.0.2, thinking it was a bug, but now the final 3.0.3 release is out and the feature is still broken. I don't know whether other hotkeys are still valid (and don't care, as I'm not willing to change the hotkeys I've been using for several years), but F keys definitely don't work anymore. It still accepts them in the "Set Hotkey" dialog sheet, but they don't appear in the hotkey column of the favorites list.

I've emailed St. Clair support about it; hopefully we'll see a fix for it soon. I'm surprised none of the beta testers noticed this; I should have filed a bug report about it when I encountered it before, but was busy and just wanted to get it working again, so I simply reverted to 3.0.2.

Can't get the software to work. I bought an MX Revolution today, downloaded LCC 2.1.3, and installed it. The mouse worked immediately after I plugged in the USB dongle (before installing any software), and the tracking seems to be smooth.

The software, on the other hand, doesn't work at all. The LCC preference pane is there, but says the same thing everyone else has been complaining about: "No Logitech device found."

I've repeatedly installed, uninstalled and reinstalled 2.1.3, 2.1.1, and 2.1.0, and they all produce that same result. I also tried manually uninstalling it by removing each file mentioned in the readme (thinking that perhaps the uninstaller works about as well as the rest of the software). I'm now fed up and tired of rebooting, and going to try USB Overdrive instead.

The mouse itself is solid, feels and works beautifully. Logitech makes great hardware, but really should fire all of its Mac developers (if it even has dedicated ones) and just hire Alessandro Montalcini (USB Overdrive author, on which Microsoft Intellipoint is based). Oh, and do something about that fugly logo. Did someone's five year old daughter draw that in school? Seriously.