L0XBY  "Date Modified" column shows wrong date for SMB connected folder. It appears correctly in Finder and on the Windows side, so Path Finder is doing something goofy.  
(Version 5.0.1)

L0XBY  "Set Count Down" from the menubar doesn't work. First of all, the window doesn't come to the forground so it looks like nothing happens. Secondly, when you change the time in the window, it doesn't get applied to the timer.

Would also be nice if it would allow me to enter "108 minutes" and it would be smart enough to convert that to 1h 48m. Right now, the app limits you to 2-digits in the minute field (max 59 minutes).  
(Version 1.5)

L0XBY  I wish they would make this Leopard compatible. Would be nice to dim the menubar when it's not needed.  
(Version 1.1)

L0XBY  0.9.2 is a major step backwards. it has some major problems seeking in mkv files. there's still no way to disable the fade in/out full screen effect. it takes a few seconds for the window to close when you stop playing a file. this version also appears to use more cpu then 0.8.6.

go back to 0.8.6c which was the last stable version where everything worked well for the most part.  
(Version 0.9.2)

L0XBY  When you first open iTunes with iWOW installed, it will use the CPU (9% on my MBP) when iTunes is idle (nothing playing). Once you open and close the iWOW setup window, iTunes idle CPU usage will drop back down normal (1% on my MBP).

So there is something funky with this plugin that causes iTunes to use unnecessary CPU cycles if the iWOW window is not opened at least once after iTunes has started up.

Other than that, it seems to do what it says.  
(Version 2.0.2.255)

L0XBY  This tool is somewhat irrelevant without the ability to mount a drive/partition that you unmounted. If it could do that, then you wouldn't need to open Disk Utility or Terminal to re-mount.

You don't really need this app if you know how to use CMD+E to unmount a drive because that's all that it does, and takes up space in your menubar.  
(Version 1.3)

L0XBY  v2.0.1 appears to have fixed the issue with writing to sparse images. thanks for the quick bug fix!  
(Version 2.0.1)

L0XBY  I created a 128-bit AES encrypted sparse image on my iPod with Disk Utility and tried to sync some files to it, but it didn't work.  
(Version 2.0)