Name: Mindburn
Price: 24.90 $
Rating: 4 (5 reviews)

First off, thank you for keeping this Panther compatible. Unless the program depends extensively on Core Data, I think it's lazy of developers to not keep their programs compatible with at least the last version of OS software. Kudos! I don't know what the other user meant by saying "the interface needs polished," but I'll tell you exactly what I would mean if I said that--brushed metal, ugh! Maybe this is whiny, but I think most apps have moved on from Brushed metal, and even if they still offer it, they'll still give an option for an Aqua or Unified appearance. As Dan Schimpf, developer of MacJournal says, Brushed Metal was not at all intended for a text processing application. Mac users maybe fixate too much, but if you considered offering another appearance option, I think I'd be much more willing to delve into the program since it has some really great features otherwise.

Version 1.2.3

5 answer(s)

Orion-Mk-V

02 July 2006

Just run UNO (http://macupdate.com/info.php/id/19384) and have a Unified look in ALL your apps regardless of what the developer created.

Version 1.2.3

Shastax

02 July 2006

Thanks for the suggestion on Uno, but I guess you missed the 1st paragraph of my comment where I thanked the developer for keeping Mindburn panther-compatible; unfortunately Uno is Toger only.

Version 1.2.3

03 July 2006

When I wrote "the interface needs to be 'polished'", I meant I found the white folders not very nice and not very Mac-y. They're blue now. That was just my 2 cents.

Version 1.2.3

Mindburn

14 July 2006

Hi Thanks for the kind words, keeping Mindburn backwardly compatible was a requirement and as it turned out something of a challenge, worth it I hope. Metal. Okay, I give in, there's a preference for the Unified look (1.2.4) ... no excuses now, I'll be looking for your download ;-) Dan

Version 1.2.4

Shastax

15 July 2006

Don't bother to look for my download--I already downloaded the new version several hours before you posted your comment here, having seen the new release announced on another site! :-) I'm so glad you relented on the appearance. I've actually spent a good 2 hours so far digging into the app and it's looking very promising. But really, this is the kind of app that requires *time* to see its use, which is why I'm glad you've limited the demo by amount of data rather than time. Whether I eventually purchase the app or not, I can certainly say this--you're the kind of conscientious developer that people should expect great things from.

Version 1.2.4

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