WALRUSCP  It looks like the updates described are there when you update. I suspect the Dev forgot to update the version number on the 1.5 update build.  
(Version 1.5)

WALRUSCP  Any chance we can have a separate 4.1.1 for Snow Leopard that keeps 64-bit?  
(Version 4.1.1)

WALRUSCP  Yeah, I am disappointed by this, too. From their FAQ it looks like they have no plans at this time to make iGlasses work in 64-bit mode either. Major bummer.  
(Version 2.1.3)

WALRUSCP  Nice Growl Style! Perhaps adding a border or rounded corners would be a good improvement to give it a more finished look.  
(Version 1.2)

WALRUSCP  Does not seem to work in iTunes 9. Keep getting error messages.  
(Version 2.1)

WALRUSCP  You can change the shortcut in Corkboard's General Preferences.  
(Version 2.0.2)

WALRUSCP  This app has a great developer behind it. I was the one (or one of the ones) who discovered the blacklist bug fixed in 1.7.2, and throughout the process the developer was pleasant and responsive.

As for Xslimmer itself, it has claimed untold MBs on my MacBook's hard disk, working as advertised. Occasionally you run across an application that gets screwy after slimming, but that's what the back-up and restore options are for. Most apps that will be troublesome when slimmed are on the blacklist.

Overall, this is a very easy to use app that is a must-have for mac owners who need to squeeze as much memory as possible out of their hard drive. Highly recommend it!  
(Version 1.7.2)

WALRUSCP  Chax cannot work as it did in 10.5 because 10.6 no longer allows input manager hacks like Chax to run in 64-bit mode - hence the new implementation. Otherwise, you'd be stuck having to run iChat in 32-bit mode in 10.6.

I actually like the new standalone - maybe it's just perception, but it seems a bit more stable for me. This app remains a must-install for anyone using iChat.  
(Version 3.0a3)

WALRUSCP  Works fine for me. Amazed this simple plugin continues to work well.  
(Version 2.2r1)

WALRUSCP  Thank goodness for this patch! There I thought my ISP was responsible for the atrocious loss of speed. This patch fixed my problems on my late-2007 MacBook.  
(Version 1.0)

WALRUSCP  No problems for me, and I run the pilot every week and also use iWork and M$ Office apps. I would contact the dev (Maintain) about your issues, as they do not seem to be commonplace.  
(Version 4.4)

WALRUSCP  This is abandonware. The developer's own site states:

"Warning! TotalTunes Control is no longer developed. Please think twice before buying it!"

Stay away. I know for a fact that the lyrics importing feature no longer works with iTunes 8.2.  
(Version 2.5.5)

WALRUSCP  Memory and performance continue to improve, but still more of a memory hog than Typinator. After a while TE shoots up to 186 MB RAM used (I have 2705 snippets) whereas Typinator consistently stays around 20 MB RAM used with the same number of snippets. It could be a memory leak, since TE generally starts and stays around 40 MB or so. Usually find it shoots up after a day or two.  
(Version 2.6.2)

WALRUSCP  Sorry for the second post, but I forgot the following for fixing requests:

1. Weak highlighting of selected tweets (Bring back the blue or give us a preference option to customize)

2. When we have the preference selected to dim previously read tweets, marking all as read should dim all the tweets - as of now it does not

3. Growl notifications - it's better, but still needs work on the issue with old tweets being announced as new when first loading the app

4. Avatar caching - every other client has fixed the issue with changed user avatars - Tweetie needs to stop showing blank avatars in these instances

5. See my comment above about the preview links issue

Just some of the major sticking points for the current Tweetie version that need to be addressed.  
(Version 1.2.2)

WALRUSCP  Alright - Atebits fixed several bugs with 1.2.2!!

Now if they can just fix the problem where previewing shortened URLs ignores the preference option to open links is the background. Then we can start adding more features and make this a dream client.  
(Version 1.2.2)

WALRUSCP  $15-20 is pretty much the price point for higher end Twitter clients (e.g., Twitterific is $15). I bought Tweetie while it was on sale early on, and I have to say I like it for its simplicity and clean interface. I also love Eventbox, and pull that out when I am doing heavy lifting social networking (Google Reader, Twitter, Facebook, etc., etc.). Atebits should probably consider pricing Tweetie at $13-15 to directly compete with Twitterific. I think they'd find a lot of success in doing so.  
(Version 1.2.2)

WALRUSCP  Now if they fix the "Open in Browser" function being broken, the issues with Growl notifications, and the weak white highlight color we'll be back on track.  
(Version 1.2.1)

WALRUSCP  My only real complaint right now is the Growl notifications: I still get alerts for old tweets (especially @replies to my accounts) every time I load Tweetie up. Other than that, I would only ask for more control over how often it refreshes and ability to customize the highlighting color (I miss the old blue color).  
(Version 1.2)

WALRUSCP  I agree 100% - nice twitter client, but should be priced at $10 or so; especially when you can get EventBox for the same money and get a ton more features. Still, I would spend the money on Tweetie over Twitterific if I had to choose.  
(Version 1.0)

WALRUSCP  Amnesia is another foray into the application uninstaller realm, and I have to say it's off to a solid start. While AppCleaner (freeware) is probably a little better right now, Koingo is obviously working hard to make Amnesia one of (if not) the best uninstaller out there.

It seems to find all the pertinent files for the apps I have tried it out on, though I am sure like other uninstallers it misses some files for various apps that install files in odd places. Koingo has improved the scanning function considerably in just the first week, and I can only assume they will continue to do so.

Amnesia does find a bunch of apps that I cannot imagine anyone would seriously uninstall via this app (printer utilities, System Alerts and other assorted buried system apps) - it would be nice if Koingo could at least grant users the option to filter those apps out. Drag and dropping an app onto Amnesia for removal like you can with AppCleaner would also be a nice feature to add as would be adding auto scanning when deleting an app by dragging it to the trash (like Hazel).

All in all, it's at least as good as everything else out there. If Koingo can keep tweaking it as they have been, it could be the best.  
(Version 1.0.3)

WALRUSCP  This is still in the beta phase, but is imho the best social network client out there. If you utilize Facebook, Twitter, RSS, Google Reader, Reddit, and Instapapper this is a must-have. Scary thing is there is a whole lot more in terms of features and support yet to come, so get in on this bandwagon while it's still cheaper to do so.  
(Version 1.0r563)

WALRUSCP  Great little piece of software that fills a big need for anyone who uses their iSight camera. The functions in iGlasses really should be built into the OS by default, but the $10 spent to get them is well worth it. The interface and integration into the OS and supported applications (most that if not all that use your iSight or webcam) is seamless, and I have experienced any ill effects on CPU or memory in using iGlasses.

I highly recommend it, as it has significantly improve the picture quality of my macbook's iSight.  
(Version 2.1.1)

WALRUSCP  Yeah, this is not really a new update. I think they just updated their info here at MU. And to add, the info in the actual app (when you check in the finder) still says the app is 1.01 and not 1.02.  
(Version 1.02)

WALRUSCP  While this certainly has an older interface, the AI and gameplay is about as good as it gets. Most serious bridge players will find this to be one of the best bridge programs out there for the mac.  
(Version 19)

WALRUSCP  I just bought this over at MacZOT after seriously considering purchasing it here when it was featured as a Promo. I have to say, I am impressed for two big reasons.

FIrst, this app is probably the best clipboard manager I have ever used. I was disappointed with iClip and others, as they were too clunky to use to really augment my workflow in a meaningful way. CorkBoard is seamless in it integration into the OS - it's like having a Dashboard like app for your clipboard. Heck, it uses 64-bit technology which makes it extremely responsive. The history function is terrific and works as advertised, and retrieving old clipboard material is as easy a double clicking. This is really going to make my work a lot easier.

Second, the tech support is about as good as it gets. I found that there were some serious issues when handling tables with the app (lock ups within the app). I contacted the developer, and within a day he fixed the problem and sent me a test copy to confirm the fix. I have never had a developer do this, and I have to say it is a gratifying feeling to have such personalized attention given to me.

This is a young app in the grand scheme, so there are bound to be some bugs like the one I experienced, but the developer is obviously committed to his users and making this a top-notch mac app. I highly recommend CorkBoard to those of you looking for a clipboard managing app that has a ton of potential.  
(Version 1.2)

WALRUSCP  75 score in Acid 3 with the latest update. :P

100 score if you use WebKit.  
(Version 3.2.1)

WALRUSCP  I'm using Glims, 1PW, and SafariBlock (latest versions of each) and everything is working fine.  
(Version 3.2)

WALRUSCP  If you have the actual beta, then good for you because we could care less. The rest of us using the stable release or even nightly builds of WebKit benefit from this update.  
(Version 3.2)

WALRUSCP  Odd, I have not had this problem. What version of GLIMS are you using? Do you have other add-ons active for Safari?  
(Version 3.2)

WALRUSCP  This is a terrific piece of software (got it in the MU Ed bundle) that makes blogging/journaling an enjoyable breeze. Had a minor issue with making numbered lists in 5.1.1, but the developers were responsive and fixed the problem in the 5.1.2b1. Can't beat that.  
(Version 5.1.2b2)

WALRUSCP  "In the prefernces pane, select restore clipboard. That may solve your problem."

I already have this option selected, but I still have the problem. I think the issue is that I am trying to paste to quickly before TextExpander has a chance to restore the clipboard.  
(Version 2.5)

WALRUSCP  Really like this app, and I use it daily.

I have had this problem though: I will use a snippet in one form field. Works fine. But then I will try and paste some text in another field right afterward and it will end up pasting the snippet I just used instead of the text I had in the clipboard. I then have to delete the text and then try pasting again, which works the second time.

Other than this bug, this is a terrific app!  
(Version 2.4.1)

WALRUSCP  The latest non-beta version is 2.9. Go ahead and upgrade.  
(Version 2.9.1b1)

WALRUSCP  I have to add that I have found Onyx, in the past, to be much buggier than Cocktail. With this kind of app, I will pay some $$ to have a stable product versus a free, buggy version.  
(Version 4.1.5)

WALRUSCP  iTunes tended to be a hog before 8.0, but I have noticed that this latest version does tend to steal more memory.  
(Version 8.0)

WALRUSCP  I bought this when it was on special here at MacUpdate, and it has since paid for itself and many times over. Setting it up to watch our front door while away on vacation, it caught our hired pet sitter not staying even close to the allotted time contracted. We showed the company the timestamped photos (which we had emailed to us while we were away), and we ended up saving nearly $200 because of it.

The only problem has been that sometimes setting up the option to email is a bit funky. For some reason it does not always work the first time, and it could be related to Gmail. Not sure though.

I would also add that the image quality is not the greatest (as was pointed out in a Mac|Life review).

Overall, a very nice product.  
(Version 1.5.4)

WALRUSCP  Agreed - this plug-in's auto update check feature does not work. Before I installed the update, I saw that the update (despite being set to check daily) had not done so since my last manual check.  
(Version 2.2.1.7b)

WALRUSCP  BusySync is a cheaper, better solution. I highly recommend it to everyone.  
(Version 2.0b349)

WALRUSCP  Stability has improved as have the features. Problem remains that I cannot play videos (movies, video podcasts, TV Shows) from the controller itself from my external hard disk on the network. Otherwise, things have improved nicely.  
(Version 2.4.2)

WALRUSCP  This is a nifty widget that rolls a lot of things into one easy-to-use option. I still have to see how much I end up using this, but at this price (donationware) and with all its functions it should be one of the more popular and useful widgets out there.  
(Version 1.0)

WALRUSCP  Safari update is included in the 10.5.4 update. As for Tiger updates, not sure what to say - it should be a separate update.  
(Version 3.1.2)

WALRUSCP  This continues to be a problem. It disappeared for a while, but recent versions have reintroduced the hanging problem for those of us accessing music and videos on external drives (over the network for me).

CoverSutra, which I got in the MacHeistII Bundle, has no problem accessing my files on my network drive, so I am left thinking that TTC simply tries to do too much in one package. I'll have to stick with CoverSutra for now until the author can finally correct these serious bugs. He has tried to be responsive though, I will grant him that much, so I hold out hope for future versions.  
(Version 2.3.5.4)

WALRUSCP  Look in the preferences - there is an option to turn off the dock icon.  
(Version 3.1.5)

WALRUSCP  Actually just downloaded 2.3, and it appears to work now with my library. When I get home I will reboot and double check, but for the five minutes I had to play with it before work it was working.  
(Version 2.3)

WALRUSCP  This is the perfect solution for those of us who need to keep our calendars synced. It works like a charm, and coupling it with Google's sync app for Outlook I can keep all of my calendars synced through Google Calendar.

A must have!  
(Version 2.1.2)

WALRUSCP  This application looks like it would be terrific: lots of features, decent price, and a nice interface that has some customizability. Problem is, it keeps hanging on me. I think it's due to the fact my iTunes library and music files are hosted on an Air Disk I access via airport, because when I use it for a local music library it works fine. I have emailed the developer several times, and he has offered some minor suggestions to fix the problem with no success. If he can fix this issue in coming versions, this application gets another star. Until then, this is simply an unusable application for me and others who access their iTunes libraries wirelessly.  
(Version 2.2.93)

WALRUSCP  An essential piece of Mac software that you can never live without once you start using it. Like many, I thought I would never need a password manager, but I gave it a try after so many rave reviews and loved it. The developers are responsive, innovative, and open to suggestions from users. This latest iteration is no exception.

If you don't have 1PW yet, what are you waiting for?  
(Version 2.6.3)

WALRUSCP  I came across this little app when it was on MacZOT special. I have to say it's quite impressive and works as advertised. On 10.5.2 (cannot speak for 10.4.11) it continually asks for permission from the firewall for outgoing connections when first starting to share, but it's a minor annoyance.

Overall, a great option for those looking to access their home network while on the road. Now if they could create a PC version so I could do it from my work PC, this would be a must-have for a lot of users.   
(Version 1.1)

WALRUSCP  This is a feature I would LOVE to see Chax add. I love this add-on, and it is the reason why I have switched from Adium to iChat.  
(Version 2.1.2)

WALRUSCP  This game is a tad dated, and it does get repetitive after a while. Still, it reminds me of some of the early turn-based RPG type games I cut my teeth on, so it has that going for it.

Overall, I'd say this game is worth it for nostalgic trip every now and then for the $11 it's being sold for in the promo right now, but no way is it worth the normal $25 it sells for.  
(Version 1.2.7)

WALRUSCP  This is a nice spin on the classic shoot-em up game. The graphics and music are very retro, but are done so as not to look dated. In fact, I have to say the graphics, while not cutting edge, are some of the best I've seen for this genre.

This is a game with some replay value with the various difficulties and with 50 levels. So far I have found I can play for an hour or two, or simply get in a quick level or two and be entertained.

Overall, another terrific offering from Freeverse!  
(Version 1.0)

WALRUSCP  First off, let me say this is a nice application that makes creating flash banners, slide shows, etc. very easy and enjoyable.

One comment I have to make is that the developers should consider making the link elements to url feature a part of both the pro and standard versions. It being missing in the standard version severely cripples its usefulness for the average user who does not need all of the other pro features.

I hope the developers will seriously consider changing this feature for the standard version in future updates.  
(Version 1.0.3)

WALRUSCP  Word out of the current MacUpdate Bundle discussions is that the developer is new and will remove the ad "feature" in the next update.  
(Version 1.0.2)