STRONGMANTIM  The music streaming feature is also what I will mainly use this app for. I was very impressed when I first used it. I love it!  
(Version 2.6.1)

STRONGMANTIM  The quality of the videos is not the best. The application converts the your to a Flash video, which is playable in the Opera-based browser on the Wii. The only video I have converted is a video slideshow, so I can't tell exactly how good the conversion quality is. If I had to guess, I would say that it is about 15 frames per second. There are multiple levels of quality you can convert videos using. I believe I used the best setting.

I could not get the video conversion to work when sending the video to a SD card.

I will use the music player the most often. It finds your iTunes library and streams it to the Wii browser with what I am assuming is Flash. If iTunes is open on the Mac, it will display the album art. I was really really impressed with the music feature.

I did not use the photo part of the application yet, but look forward to seeing what it can do.   
(Version 2.6.1)

STRONGMANTIM  I'm looking forward to the W600 version!  
(Version 1.0)

STRONGMANTIM  Version 1.5 does not launch at start-up, despite having the checkbox marked in the prefpane. It can't be added as a Startup Item in the Accounts prefpane. Any ideas?  
(Version 1.5)

STRONGMANTIM  Sandvox is a pretty good app, but not the most intuitive or stable out there. I realize it's beta and hence the instability. I've been using it since the first public beta and have been working with a developer or two in order to resolve some particular bugs. The developers are very active and really working hard to get rid of all the remaining bugs.   
(Version 1.0b17)

STRONGMANTIM  Brilliant! Brilliant brilliant! Very intuitive and easy to use. It's a very simple app, but anyone can use it immediately. I have one side of my family in the app within 10 minutes. Awesome program! (Great sample family, too!)

One suggestion is to allow vertical organization instead of only horizontal.  
(Version 1.0)

STRONGMANTIM  This could be done with a plugin for Firefox. There are lots of Windows-only plugins, so surely OS X should have some of its own, too.  
(Version 1.1.1)

STRONGMANTIM  The old YP is a joke compared to this! Each of the YP apps (or whatever they were called) cost a significant amount of money and were never ported to OS X. My opinion? Who needs 'em?!

I've been using it since 1.0 and can't imagine using anything else. Keep up the awesome work Praeter!  
(Version 5.1)

STRONGMANTIM  In the mean time, there are a couple utilities like you are describing that I have used in the past:

PicturePopProCM

http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/12326

(Not the most intuitive interface, but works well with Tiger)

QuickPlayCM

http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/13227

(More user-friendly, but uses old brushed metal. No updates in over a year)  
(Version 1.4)

STRONGMANTIM  As a user of both, I think that XGestures and CocoaGestures are very similar. I was a huge CocoaGestures junkie and swore it was the only one I would use, but once they stopped developing it (I believe the last update was in Autumn 2003), I became a huge XGestures junkie. And even if CocoaGestures released an update, there's no way I would go back to it. XGestures and its developer have impressed me enough that there's no going back.  
(Version 1.4)

STRONGMANTIM  Open System Preferences, go to Sharing, and there is an entry for Apple Remote Desktop. Turn it on and you can connect with any VNC client (or Apple's Remote Desktop... which _is_ a pay-for application).

I've used OSXvnc since ever since it has been around, but stopped using it once ARD server became integrated with the system. In my opinion, OSXvnc will have to show some major benefit over ARD if it is going to survive.  
(Version 1.61)

STRONGMANTIM  That's an interesting concept. Can you name an app that tries to email home? How does it try to send the email? Is this only possible if you have OS X's built-in mail server set up?  
(Version 1.2b2)

STRONGMANTIM  Oooh! Great stuff! I like this a lot. I've been missing folder lists ever since I started using OS X, but this fills that need. The output is a clean, orderly text file that lists as much or as little as you like. Just enter the path of the folder you want printed (I use the contextual menu Copy Path), set the output file name, set any filters, and hit return. The file quickly shows up on your Desktop. SLICK! I entered "/" (the very top of the hard drive) into PrintFinder and selected to include sub-folders and it eventually created an entire listing of my whole boot drive! 21MB, no less! It took a minute or two, but eventually a massive file opened up and listed everything from the Finder. Absolutely amazing!  
(Version 2.0.3)

STRONGMANTIM  I am having the same problem as Stephan Geyer. The pref pane will not remember the keystroke I set.  
(Version 1.0b)

STRONGMANTIM  This installer creates a folder in /Library/StartupItems and installs a handful of files. I don't know if it installed things anywhere else. It has tried connecting to five different IPs, though I do not know what info they are sending/receiving. I haven't connected to any sites that use this protocol (or whatever it is), but it is still connecting to those servers.   
(Version 0098)

STRONGMANTIM  Absolutely brilliant! I registered with the 1.0 version and the 1.1 is even better! I was a long time user of CocoaGestures and I loved it. I began using nothing but Cocoa apps just so I could gesture, even though there may have been a Carbon app (like Firefox vs. Camino) that could have done the job better. Now, I am free to use any app I want! Java apps, Cocoa, Carbon, even X11! I can't get enough of this app and have had no problems with it... especially not with the OS9-style lockups that another user claims can happen. I didn't think it would be possible to add something like closing a background window with a gesture, but this author did it! Thank you so much for the awesome gift you have given the OS X community. I can't wait to see this featured at WWDC by Phil Shiller!  
(Version 1.1)

STRONGMANTIM  I like the icons and how easy it is (if you are comfortable getting into Contents), but I'd like to see some icons that has a little bit smaller boxes. I think it gives it a cleaner feel that way. An auto-installer would be great, too.  
(Version 1.0)

STRONGMANTIM  I solved the cookies problem I reported earlier. I had turned off cookies in Safari some time ago and kept them off. Apparently Safari's settings are universal to any webkit app.  
(Version 0.5)

STRONGMANTIM  It looks like it could be a cool app, but when I try logging in with my .net thing, I get an error saying that cookies must be turned on to log it. Cool use of webkit, though!  
(Version 0.5)

STRONGMANTIM  This app seems very interesting. I am having trouble figuring out what it does, how it does it, and why, but the effort put into it is very impressive. I hope to see more from this in the future.  
(Version 1.2pre)

STRONGMANTIM  Unlike one of the reviewers below, 0.8.1 has noticibly sped up for me. Start-up, keychain access, and rendering are all improved over the last nightly I had downloaded (it had been a while).

I think Camino is a very valid and relevant project. Firefox runs terribly slowly on my G4 450, plus Camino is cocoa. It allows me to use CocoaGestures, which Firefox, Mozilla, IE, etc. do not. If Firefox ran faster for me, I would surely use it (assuming the mouse gestures for it would also see a speed improvement), since I use it at work on their PCs and love it.

I am personally impressed with the progress Camino has made. Though the development has slowed quite a bit since Safari and Firefox have emerged, Camino still holds its own in terms of speed, stability, and features. In my mind, Camino is the best Mac browser there is.  
(Version 0.8.1)

STRONGMANTIM  Version 1.3.2 is available from APC's website. It has been around since March, but apparently, it was not submitted to MU.  
(Version 1.3.1)

STRONGMANTIM  Apparently, if you are using a cocoa browser, mouse scrollwheel support does not work because of a problem with cocoa. BUT if you are using mozilla, firefox, IE, etc., mouse scrolling will work because those are carbon apps.  
(Version 2.0.2)

STRONGMANTIM  So, charging for this is a joke. Charging this much for it is the comedy of the year. This leaves me wondering just how partisan this app is underneath its pretty (read: expensive!) cover.  
(Version 1.2)

STRONGMANTIM  This keeps getting better and better! I thought 1.4 was the greatest, but 2.0 is smaller, faster, and prettier than ever! I do everything from txt to html to some action scripting in it. I love it!  
(Version 2.0)

STRONGMANTIM  In response to the comment by Anonymous, just add the app to your startup list in System Preferences.  
(Version 1.4.0b2)

STRONGMANTIM  I use the app all the time to play songs quickly and without having to create a separate playlist in iTunes. The random play feature is awful and hardly random.  
(Version 1.2)

STRONGMANTIM  Lots of useful stuff here. If I could pick and choose what apps I want, maybe I would bite. Other (read: free) utilities do the same things, but may take up more disk space, which this author is quick to point out. I would rather SpamStopper (by RailheadDesign) take up 800k more on my hard drive than have S3 (from this guy) take up $44 dollars of my money. (SpamStopper outputs javascript, too, which S3 does not.)  
(Version 0.5)

STRONGMANTIM  I love it! Awesome addition to OS X. Just one suggestion and one problem: How about MPlayer support and keycommands. Hitting Cmd-W to close the window would be wonderful.  
(Version 2.2)

STRONGMANTIM  With this version, my main screenname signs off after 3-5 seconds and an alert box appears saying that my screenname has been signed on at another location. Only one of my three screennames is affected by this. When I revert to 4.5.995 the problem goes away  
(Version 4.6.1131)

STRONGMANTIM  AOL's IM SMOKES all others as far as features go. Not up to par with PC versions, but still the best for OSX. I have trouble opening really, really large IM logs, though.  
(Version 4.5.995)

STRONGMANTIM  YOWZA! This is great! It's more powerful than SimpleText and TextEdit and should replace both of them. Awesome product. Nothing but love!  
(Version 1.3)

STRONGMANTIM  A great product to supplement OSX's Dock. Here is what I do: Pin OSX's Dock to the bottom right corner, and pin A-Dock to the bottom left corner. OSX's Dock only shows the currently running apps and the trash, while A-Dock shows all of my most used apps so I can launch them quickly. OSX's Dock doesn't allow for "muscle memory" since it is constantly moving as more applications are opened. A-Dock allows you to train your hand, wrist, and eye muscles to consistantly know where everything is all the time. A-Dock should be implemented into OSX. Awesome add-on!  
(Version 0.9.1)

STRONGMANTIM  I didn't even realize the time had gone past! This is a very fun, very simple game. No flashy graphics, but a lot of suspense and tense situations. It reminds me exactly of what you see the people do in Hackers. The tutorial gets you going quickly and makes the game seem simple. Great job!  
(Version 1.3.1)