LOGICAT  Hey it's Logicat2001 again.

Interesting to revisit an old review of mine, especially after the latest 2.x update to Numerology. Just needed to clarify what I meant by "super-deep, super-simple."

If you've never used any sequencing software, a drum machine, or a modular analog sequencer before, this is going to take some time to wrap your head around it.

Super-deep and super-simple are polar opposites. Numerology 2.x is incredible, and will require some think different-ing to really expose its power.

The options in 2.x are greater, it's easier for first time users, and still completely awesome!

Best,

Logicat2001 (still not the developer, or a friend/employee of Five12. Just a very satisfied registered user!)  
(Version 2.0.1)

LOGICAT  Beta software is absolutely supposed to be buggy. A beta release is designed to shake out the bugs, and most every beta includes an end-user license agreement or statement to that affect. Please don't rate an application poorly because the beta version is buggy.  
(Version 2.0b5)

LOGICAT  As of 5/16/06, you'll find the Mac binary of kdiff3-0.9.88 at http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=58666&package_id=54597&release_id=308098  
(Version 0.9.90)

LOGICAT  QuickTime Player will not. QuickTime Pro will. That's a paid upgrade.  
(Version 1.4b)

LOGICAT  Originally, I was going to write a comment that /usr/sbin/softwareupdate has been available in Mac OS X since 10.2.x. The description above is a bit terse, and on first read I couldn't understand why you were offering something that's already present in the OS.

Here's the move verbose description from the developer's web page, which gave me my eureka moment: "A packagemaker script (installer) used for forcing macs to install all available Software Updates from Apple in Mac OS X (Tiger) in conjunction with NetBoot/ARD to run command on multiple macs remotely"  
(Version 2.0)