
Growl | Sep 30 2009 |
CHRISTOPHER FORSYTHE The updater really isn't very good right now, agreed. We're currently switching to sparkle at the moment which will take care of that. Sorry about the problem, not much we can do about it at this time though. (Version 1.2) | |
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Growl | Feb 13 2008 |
CHRISTOPHER FORSYTHE It's definitely a beta, not for the general public, so your milleage may vary and all of that. (Version 1.1.2) | |
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OmniGrowl | Oct 13 2007 |
CHRISTOPHER FORSYTHE Dude, you need to make up your mind. Is it shareware or freeware. If it's shareware, make it shareware, and if it's freeware, drop the nagging. This just seems conflicted. 20,000 downloads is nothing, by the way. And guess what, Growl itself has gotten, *maybe*, 400 bucks. If you want cash, make it shareware. You won't get it with it being free. (Version 1.5.2) | |
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Growl | Oct 13 2007 |
CHRISTOPHER FORSYTHE Sorry about these others ivanovitch, they don't represent Growl. There's not much we can do, the developer of that product wants to use Growl as a way to push for registrations. Growl is a generic notification system, i.e., anyone can send anything. I'm sorry about the problem. I agree with you about the documentation needing to be supplementary, and not required reading. (Version 1.1.1) | |
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Growl | Sep 14 2007 |
Umm.. we moved away from sourceforge because they were unacceptable from a development perspective. Their support forums are inadequate, and at the time they had cvs and we were all pulling our hair out with that. (Version 1.1.1) | |
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Growl | Sep 13 2007 |
Should fix up the slowness with mv stuff (Version 1.1.1) | |
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Growl | Sep 13 2007 |
CHRISTOPHER FORSYTHE We're avoiding an upgrade issue which would cause thousands of support requests for us. However, the prefpane will work fine in either / or ~. You can even use pacifist to extract it. (Version 1.1.1) | |
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Growl | Sep 9 2007 |
CHRISTOPHER FORSYTHE Glad you like it. People are entitled to their opinions, I just need an explanation from the person as to why they don't like things in order to get them fixed, if they can be. (Version 1.1) | |
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Growl | Sep 9 2007 |
CHRISTOPHER FORSYTHE You are welcome to suggest alternatives that resolve these issues: http://forums.cocoaforge.com/viewtopic.php?p=96475#96475 (Version 1.1) | |
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Growl | Jan 2 2007 |
CHRISTOPHER FORSYTHE Ya, I messed up and forgot to update the stupid background for the dmg. It's 0.7.6. Your system prefs where it says version says 0.7.5 because system prefs, upon installing, won't stop the currently running GrowlHelperApp. This causes it to display that, there's nothing we can do about it. Stop and start Growl, restart sysprefs and it'll be the new version. (Version 0.7.6) | |
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Growl | Jan 2 2007 |
CHRISTOPHER FORSYTHE So basically there's a few reasons that could cause this. Most of the time it's because you are using a display style which is based on Webkit. Which display style(s) were you using? (Version 0.7.6) | |
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Growl | Aug 11 2005 |
CHRIS Oh bah, I read that wrong. So you want notifications to be sent via email and also to have on screen stuff at the same time? Mind if we take this to the forums? I don't monitor macupdate too much because it doesn't tell me via email when someone responds. If so, http://forums.cocoaforge.com (Version 0.7) | |
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Growl | Aug 3 2005 |
CHRIS I've never seen this happening, what in the world are you doing to cause this? (Version 0.7) | |
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Growl | Aug 3 2005 |
CHRIS What you are describing happens with every display except bezel and music video. (Version 0.7) | |
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Iceberg | Jul 22 2005 |
CHRIS Traditionally linux users prefer /usr/local/bin. Traditionally for unix admins, /opt has been preferred. Unfortunately I was overuled with Growl, but either should be acceptable. This makes it so that iceberg isn't in the default installation directories. 3rd party tools being kept in a separate directory is rather nice for management :) (Version 1.1.5) | |
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Growl | May 24 2005 |
CHRIS Installers are actually needed for some things though. Drag and drop is nice, but kills things like frameworks for some people. In either case, we felt it better to move to just a double click of the prefpane. Glad you like it. :D (Version 0.7) | |
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Growl | May 19 2005 |
CHRIS We're currently beta testing Growl, and should have a release soon to resolve these issues. (Version 0.6.2) | |
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growliChat | May 16 2005 |
CHRIS The crash above is due to zero link. You need to build in deployment. The xcode doc on the Growl website should tell you how Tee. (Version 0.81) | |
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Jisho | May 6 2005 |
CHRIS Pretty cool stuff. Very pretty. :) (Version 1.0.1) | |
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Growl | May 2 2005 |
CHRIS One word of note: If an app has applescripting or some other scripting language which Growl supports in it, it's pretty easy to write a script to work with Growl as well. (Version 0.6.2) | |
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Growl | May 2 2005 |
CHRIS Ya, the only problem you may have is with GrowlMail. (Version 0.6.2) | |
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Growl | Apr 29 2005 |
CHRIS This will be fixed in the Growl 0.6.2 release. Sometime this weekend :) (Version 0.6.1) | |
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Growl | Mar 7 2005 |
CHRIS "No, it's not clear, and again you don't explain." You didn't really explain how it wasn't clear until just now ;) "A notification about what?" Anything that is sent to Growl. That's why we said "Global" Anything that an application sends to Growl. Because some people need more than just a dock bounce. The about page on the website already covers this. I'd really like your feedback, but not the negativity that you are carrying along with it here (maybe I'm just reading it wrong, if so sorry) "Simple questions that should be easy enough to answer in plain English. " Then answer my plain english question from earlier. "What would you have said?" (Version 0.6.1) | |
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Growl | Feb 28 2005 |
CHRIS What's lame about the icon? (Version 0.6) | |
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MD5shot | Dec 20 2004 |
CHRIS This is the same comment as for md5it. It still applies here: This is more of a comment, not really a revue or anything. I think the reason why this is getting a lot of negative comments is the following: 1) This is free on OS X (via terminal) 2) This is free on OS 9 (some app called shorten) 4) OS 9 is basically dead. Only a small group use it. Those who are on that platform probably won't be needing md5. 5) For those on OS X needing md5, for the most part they would be the type who also would be knowledgeable of the terminal. I think it's pointless to post any more bad comments, and also bad ratings. At the same time, from the feedback you've received so far, I'd ask the developer to rethink his/her approach to this solution. This would appeal to a small group I think, and I'm not sure if they'd be willing to pay a shareware fee of the current price for what this does. I realize that you have done a lot of work on it, it does look useful, but.. *shrug* (Version 2.0) | |
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MD5it | Dec 12 2004 |
CHRIS This is more of a comment, not really a revue or anything. I think the reason why this is getting a lot of negative comments is the following: 1) This is free on OS X (via terminal) 2) This is free on OS 9 (some app called shorten) 4) OS 9 is basically dead. Only a small group use it. Those who are on that platform probably won't be needing md5. 5) For those on OS X needing md5, for the most part they would be the type who also would be knowledgeable of the terminal. I think it's pointless to post any more bad comments, and also bad ratings. At the same time, from the feedback you've received so far, I'd ask the developer to rethink his/her approach to this solution. This would appeal to a small group I think, and I'm not sure if they'd be willing to pay a shareware fee of the current price for what this does. I realize that you have done a lot of work on it, it does look useful, but.. *shrug* (Version 2.0.1) | |
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MD5it | Dec 13 2004 |
ANONYMOUS This was likely done in RealBasic. Judging from the screenshot, it took a few hours, tops. (Version 2.0.1) | |
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