COOLIRIS CUSTOMER SUPPORT  Hi there! Yes, you are correct, but you should be able to continue using Cooliris version 1.11.1 without problems. To find this version, go to http://www.cooliris.com/site/support/download-all-products.php and find a previous version by clicking 'Release Notes' for your browser and OS. Apologies for any inconvenience, and if you ever need extra information, do not hesitate to contact bugs@cooliris.com. Thanks!  
(Version 1.11.5b)

BLLOYD  It's not like Tiger is getting any _newer_  
(Version 1.3.4)

AIKOUSHA  You have to have newer, just to justify yourself?

Newer isn't always better, and with OSX 10.5 it unfortunately breaks hundreds of reliable and useful apps. (don't see this happen much in Winodws, sad to say).

So, for me as well, I can't give this a recommendation unless there is a 10.4 version.  
(Version 1.3.4)

ROBOTANK  How reliable can an app really be if its developer can't update it to run on Leopard, which has been out for over a year and a half? You must be using a lot of abandoned software if upgrading to Leopard would break "hundreds" of apps. You might as well just bite the bullet and upgrade. With Snow Leopard on the way, I'm sure Tiger is rapidly running its course.  
(Version 1.3.6)

AIKOUSHA  Lord, did you miss the point...

And the reason why Leopard breaks so many apps, is because Apple pulled the software out of Leopard that was required (or superseded it)... This is not a fault of the programmers! The same thing they did in Tiger... Anybody else miss the old search, and hate the very broken Spotlight? It sort-of works, but you wouldn't accept that in airline travel...

And as far as snow leopard is concerned... It "breaks" everything that isn't Intel. According to Apple, they have abandoned PPC completely.

If I want to go Intel, I'll buy an Intel Machine, Install WinXP, Linux and Hackintosh. Best of all worlds.  
(Version 1.3.6)

JRDUB  Are you seriously saying that Leopard's spotlight is inferior to Tiger? Wow. It may be true that you can search on specific fields in Finder easier in Tiger. But the results are atrocious. Rarely did it ever find anything meaningful for me. And I use my computer, as a web developer and systems consultant, for at least 6 hours per day. That's time in front of the computer working. Tiger can't even hold a candle to Leopard. I have *hundreds* of apps on my computer. And, true, some of them stopped functioning when I upgraded to Leopard, mostly obscure utilities. But the beauty is in the Mac community if one program fails or disappears there is virtually always another better project being actively developed. So, have you actually looked into replacements for the programs you're afraid of losing?  
(Version 1.4)

MBHOCKEY  I've been using it on Safari 4 beta since it was publicly released.  
(Version 2.2r1)

MUDFLAPPER  So, this app gets a one-star review from you because it doesn't support a chip that hasn't been manufactured in four years?

I have to say, I'm sick of all the whining and moaning from folks that chose not to join Apple's transition to Intel processors. I understand money is tight these days. But it's been FOUR YEARS people. Take all the energy you're wasting on pining for obsolete technology, sell your outdated machines on eBay while you can still get a few hundred bucks for them and apply that cash to a used or refurbished Intel iMac.

Seriously.  
(Version 11.0)

JAZZYGUY  PPC Macs are great! They have always stood for great Mac performance and although I have 2 macs with Intel I own 5 Macs with PPC processors including aG% with dual 2.0 Processors that I wouldn't trade for the world. There is no reason why apps can't be designed with Universal instead of limiting them to people with Intel Processors in their Macs. Believe me there are enough of us around and we love our Macs.  
(Version 11.0)

SNOWWHITESICKETTE  Count me in the PPC fan club. I have not yet bought a Macintel. I don't like the look of them so far, and have seen many complaints about hardware problems in forums. PPC still works great for me, although the day will inevitably come when I have no other choice but to buy Apple's current hardware. I hope the developers of Saft make a version that supports PPC, Tiger and Safari 4.  
(Version 11.0)

SMARTEC  thanks for your feedback! The problem will be solved ASAP ;-)  
(Version 0.9b)

CHRISWAN  yeah, warez using mac community  
(Version 1.1)

CLARUSAD  i know there's a menuExtra. But i mean when i quit the application Adium, i shouldn't be disconnected from services ; a daemon keep connexions alive while the app isn't running (as iChat or Proteus).  
(Version 1.3.2)

S_KALB  If your concern is the Dock icon, maybe will apps like Dock Dodger or Dockless interest you. They disable the Dock icon. Though, I have find it harder to use, because dockless apps seem to have a lower window priority at launch. Give it a try to see it this suits you.  
(Version 1.3.2)

MISCHIVO  This request makes no sense to me. Why do you need a daemon that keeps you logged in if the program is off? What purpose does this serve? What would happen if someone tried to message you?

You seem to be proposing a solution for a non-existent problem.  
(Version 1.3.2)

CLARUSAD  I finally use iChat and a Jabber account, even though i 'd prefer to use this function (which is very important for me) with Adium.

Maybe one day, i hope a developper will implement that...  
(Version 1.3.2)

CLARUSAD  Yes, last version (3.2v58) works again with Google. Thanx  
(Version 3.2v58)

TEKL  If you can tell me a free source for a french thesaurus I could do it. The requirement is a downloadable text file of the word list.  
(Version 20080310)

KP00RS  go to your home folder, Library, and then to PreferencePanes. Delete the Menufela from there. If you have Application Enhancer installed make sure you have the menufela unchecked. This should work.  
(Version 1.5b2)

SWO  Is Virtue Desktops still being developed?  
(Version 1.0)

MACUPDATE ADMIN  If you went to the URL that was posted, you'd know. The answer is "yes, and no". Go here for more info.  
(Version 1.0)

SWO  The answer is 'no'. I didn't go to the site prior because I used Virtue Desktops, till the maker stopped supporting it.

What the link show were essentially patches, which is not the same thing as saying the app is actively being developed and supported.  
(Version 1.0)

PETER DA SILVA  So download the source and take over. That's the whole point of open source software. The real question is why the author didn't do that...

It's as easy as "svn co http://virtuedesktops.info/svn/"  
(Version 1.0)

STRIDER72  Runs on my G4 laptop on 10.4.11  
(Version 0.2)