DWT  Thanks for the feedback, I accidentally uploaded the wrong file.

Fixed now.  
(Version 1.0)

DWT  Works beautifully on Leopard for me - I just had to disable dragging files across.

Keep up the great work! - Martin  
(Version 0.10pr4)

DWT  It should work with any phone that is java enabled.

This means that the iPhone will be about the only phone where this doesn't work.

:) Martin  
(Version 0.1)

DWT  Very nice!

However I miss a "mini mode" so it doesn't use so much space while I don't use it, and I also want the widget to be resizable so I can see as much as possible when I need it.

I'd also love if the home adress would be loaded by default as a start adress for finding a way, but that would probably be beyond what this widget could do.

Other than that? I love it. :)

cu Martin  
(Version 0.7)

DWT  Thankfully none so far.  
(Version 0.47.4)

DWT  Please include the command-line applications inside the application bundle, so that it doesn't need an installer.

Otherwise, I really like it. :)

Keep up the great work!  
(Version 0.47.3)

DWT  How is this Better than Senuti? [1] (e.g.)

[1] http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/14982  
(Version 0.2)

DWT  Very easy to use, though the author has gone way overboard with his styliness. For example the whole black theme in the preference window only makes it harder to read.

However I like the uncluttered main interface, and I also really like the nice little features: The motion sensor use that tells me that I move my computer too much (so my burn is endangered), the use of smoke as a different feedback mechanism (thoug it is moved around with the window, which kinda destroys the simulation).

And I really like the idea to use the graphics (and other) power of OS X to achieve new forms of feedback from the computer to me. Why not having smoke coming off the window, or off the part of the screen where the Disc-Drive is below? (or from the dock icon?)

Why not indicating the burning by a soft fire-sound (with cracking here and then)?

That are awesome Ideas that go right into my peripheral vision and clear up my main communication channels to work on the task at hand.

So, this app recieves mixed feelings, 17 bucks for something that I can achieve completely with the free tools from apple is a bit hefty, however I really like the ideas that got into this product. Then again, the author goes way overboard in some parts of the execution.  
(Version 1.0b4)

DWT  With 10.4.8 this nice little app causes my airport connection to go down to a screeching halt. Instead of 100 k/s (which is what my dsl connection gives me) I will only get between 5 to 15 k/s.  
(Version 1.3)

DWT  Whats better about this, than say Senuti?

http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/14982

Thanks, Martin  
(Version 1.0c)

DWT  Well, it didn't work for my dead pixels - but maybe there's more than one category of dead pixels...  
(Version 1.0)

DWT  Newer version of this very useful tool are available at: http://numata.aquasky.jp/programming/cocoabrowser/index_en.shtml

May it help you as much as it helped me. :)  
(Version 0.4.1)

DWT  Absolutely cool - and so cheep. :)  
(Version 3.0)

DWT  Works perfectly (in ~/Library/Quicktime)  
(Version r45)

DWT  Ups... to download the source go to http://gui.limewire.org/servlets/ProjectSource  
(Version 3.8.0)

DWT  It is said that LimeWire installs a stealware client

To prevent this you can either not use it or compile it yourself from the source.

cu Martin  
(Version 3.8.0)

DWT  Great tool! (Saves me some frustration with pdf's and thats a _good_ thing. :)  
(Version 1.0)