Phynchronicity4.2.0

$25 for something that manages, if similarly priced by greedy developers, constitutes tens of thousands of dollars worth of software. Except, the packages in fink are generally free (and all free, as far as money goes.) You want people to pay you $25 for a simple wrapper to all of this? Are you really that desperate and greedy? I do hope anyone who has, for whatever reason, paid for this, returns it and tries to file a dispute with PayPal and/or their credit card company. This is an ABSOLUTE scam.

From the developer: This release adds some nice UI polish to the app with a native Cocoa toolbar, and also fixes some bugs in the print engine. It's worth a look.

These new features significantly improve Phyncronicity's integration with OS X, and make the application more pleasant to use. They also offer more ease-of-use than other Fink GUI's. I highly recommend this update, and if you use other tools to manage your Fink software packages, it's a good time to give Phynchronicity a try. You won't be disappointed.

$25 for something that manages, if similarly priced by greedy developers, constitutes tens of thousands of dollars worth of software. Except, the packages in fink are generally free (and all free, as far as money goes.) You want people to pay you $25 for a simple wrapper to all of this? Are you really that desperate and greedy? I do hope anyone who has, for whatever reason, paid for this, returns it and tries to file a dispute with PayPal and/or their credit card company. This is an ABSOLUTE scam.

It works very very slow.

This finally feels much more usable now that categories are cached. This release definitely makes it more pleasant to use and a little faster. The only thing missing now is an interactive mode.

Still really slow at updating the table information. It updates one category at a time. I hope this gets addressed soon.

While we do need something to replace the stagnant FinkCommander, at least it's free. But this? $20 for an admittedly simple GUI for a free package manager? Doesn't sound remotely worth it to me.