ORDER2  Rev. 22 has severe difficulties deleting big mail attachments like picture files, resulting in application freezes ("beachball of death"). Had to force quit Thunderbird several times. Reverted to Rev. 17, everything's gone back to normal. (Tiger 10.4.11 on PPC G4)  
(Version 2.0.0.22)

ORDER2  TAKE CARE. After upgrading to Java release 8, the Javascript toggle function wouldn't work in Camino. (E.g. macupdate.com wasn't rendered correctly.) Couldn't revert to previous version, even an attempt to reinstall release 7 with Pacifist failed. Thankfully I had made a system backup the day before, running with release 7. Camino works again; what else had been or could have been broken by version 8 I don't know and frankly, I'm not keen to find out.

(OS 10.4.11, Camino 1.6.6)  
(Version Release 8)

ORDER2  Other than LiquidCD or Toast prior to version 6, Burn is capable of burning Double Layer (+DL) DVDs which are playable even in older standalone DVD players.

The not too user friendly interface needs some reworking, though. Burning video DVDs should appear as one of the main menu choices/buttons instead of being hidden deep inside the "Data" menu. Or even better, it should replace the actual "Video" menu, whose muxing features etc. should be integrated as a submenu to the DVD burning menu. And PLEASE move the "create a fully compatible DVD-video disk" checkbox from the app preferences to the apps forefront window. (Why isn't this set as default anyway?)

Also, is it really nescessary to create an image/iso file before burning to disk? Why not make this an optional feature, if possible?  
(Version 1.72u)

ORDER2  does this burn dvd+r DOUBLE layer or dvd-r DUAL layer disks? or both?  
(Version 1.72u)

ORDER2  sounds promising, but other than burn 1.7 or toast 5.x (!) liquidcd can't burn dvds which play in my standalone dvd-player, no matter which burning mode i use. pity.  
(Version 1.32)

ORDER2  After upgrading to N.O. patch 4, all my NeoOffice documents containing the Helvetica font (I use a Helvetica postscript font stored in the system font folder for my prepress work) were displayed and printed incorrectly, looking more like chinese or whatever, thus being unusable. All other fonts seemed to work. Swapping the Helvetica postscript with the default truetype dfont didn't seem to help. But, after reverting back to NeoOffice patch 3 version from a backup hd, documents containing Helvetica displayed and printed correctly again. So, use with care.  
(Version 2.2.3 patch 4)