GONEFISHING  EULA != Teh Law™  
(Version 1.1.2)

GONEFISHING  Pocket Gnome opens and runs without requiring any purchase whatsoever (if you had bothered to download it, you might have noticed this fact). It will run for an hour... a day... even a month (or as long as you can go without restarting), and never nag you at all.

The primary limitation on Pocket Gnome is that you cannot "bot" for more than 10 minutes without purchasing a license -- however, the program will run indefinitely without spending a dime, and the majority of features do not require purchase at all.

If you are looking for more (real) information about Pocket Gnome, I highly recommend visiting the official list of features at http://savorydeviate.com/pocketgnome/features/  
(Version 1.1.2)

GONEFISHING  Tibet has nothing to do with Pocket Gnome. This program is about helping you save time while playing WoW.

If you think so-called "Chinese farmers" are using this program, you are delusional.

Everything you need to know about this program is on our website: http://savorydeviate.com/pocketgnome/  
(Version 1.0)

GONEFISHING  GoneFishing should now work correctly on all Intel systems.  
(Version 1.1.4)

GONEFISHING  As an addendum, I discovered an endian issue tonight on Intel machines that may have been causing the odd behavior you have noticed with regards to finding the bobber. Please upgrade to version 1.1.3 and let me know if this solves any of your problems :)  
(Version 1.1.2)

GONEFISHING  Try using the "Scan Offset" settings in the preferences to center the captured bobber area around the base of the bobber, rather than the feathers. This usually involves moving the captured area to the left (negative x offset) and down a bit (negative y offset). You'll have to play around with the numbers to find good values for your screen resolution.

While the feather color is great for identifying the bobber itself, the base is the most distinctive area that changes when a fish is caught (ie, it disappears around the *splash*). Centering the scan area on the base, as well as expanding the scan radius if necessary, will help GoneFishing to accurately determine when a fish is caught.

I hope that helps.  
(Version 1.1.2)

GONEFISHING  Turn up your graphics (spell detail, full screen glow) and zoom your camera all the way in to first person. Make sure to turn on auto-loot in WoW (interface options). If it's finding the bobber, those steps will help you catch fish.  
(Version 1.1)

GONEFISHING  As I mention on my website, I have [had] a 10.4 version working more or less fine, but I've only one computer to test on at the moment and it's running 10.5. If you'd be willing to test the application on 10.4, please send me an email and we might be able to work something out.  
(Version 1.0)

GONEFISHING  Either way, I've updated the description here with a note about TOS violation (pending MU approval, of course). If people don't read my website, OR the description here, OR the WoW TOS then... well, I'm at a loss.  
(Version 1.0)

GONEFISHING  Nobody is forcing anybody to use this app, and my website is QUITE clear about the TOS ramifications (not to mention this thread is, as well). I make no secret of it. While I cannot force everybody who downloads this app to read the information on my website, I would similarly argue that:

1) It is not my responsibility to do so, and:

2) If they play WoW, they have already read & agreed to the WoW TOS.

But then again, if a user never bothered to read the WoW TOS (which, as you know, is presented at install and after EVERY patch to the game -- of which there have been numerous), why would they read any information about this app?  
(Version 1.0)

REBLMONKEY  Surprisingly, it works well, though I was quite skeptical at first. It is, however, a big processor hog, even when idling in the background. Not that this is a big issue, since it only took a couple minutes to update all my mods (and it actually did).

Pretty good.  
(Version 1.1)