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sehr geniales tool das nicht nur, entgegen den annahmen, mit griffin hardware funktioniert. ich lasse mir z.b. automatisch torrent dateien vom schreibtisch in das entsprechende verzeichniss verschieben. kriege eine growl notification wenn jemand etwas auf meinen lokalen ftp server drückt. denkbar ist alles. das interface bzw.die konfiguration ist idiotensicher. ein wachsendes wiki sowie ein blog unterstützen die verwendung.

Proxi
Automation made easy

We are hard at work on a new application designed to give you a greater degree of control over not just your Griffin peripherals, but many of the most popular applications and features of Mac OS X.

The software is called Proxi and it’s designed to let you configure all of your Griffin devices in one easy to use interface. Not only that, but Proxi allows you to define custom hot keys, monitor Mail, iChat, and RSS feeds, execute a repeating task, and much more.

Proxi

changelog:

• Added Apple Remote trigger.
• Added Spotlight task
• Added Copy / Move Files task
• Added Sleep Monitor trigger.
• Added support for enclosures and images to RSS Monitor trigger
  • Added values: ItemEnclosure (url), ItemImage (image), ItemThumbnail (image)
• Fixed iTunes Monitor trigger generating a false trigger when changing the track rating.
• Changed Folder Monitor trigger so that the “filepath” variable contains the full path instead of using ~/.
• Added ratings to iTunes Control task.
• Added value to Folder Monitor: Icon (image)
• Added AppleScript syntax highlighting.
• Cleaned up AppleScript error reporting.
• Hotkeys now completely disable when disabled.
• Almost any key combination can now be used as a hotkey including function keys and ⌘-W.
• Added Running Apps extra value: A comma separated list of all running applications
• Allow all text fields access to Values.
• Fixed search field colliding with value window button at small widths</quote>

Proxi v1.2 (release) – ProxiPedia

In our last test, we tested the four major browsers on Mac OS X (Safari, FireFox, Camino, and OmniWeb). It has since become the most popular article on our site. Since then, there have been several improvements on almost all of the browsers, so we decided to test again. We received a lot of feedback from our readers which we took into account while writing this article.

All four of the browsers are Universal Binaries — good news for owners of Intel-based Macs. We tested the latest versions of the browsers as of this writing — Safari/Webkit 2.0.4 (the version that comes with OS X 10.4.7), FireFox 1.5.0.4, Camino 1.0.2, and OmniWeb 5.5 Beta (which can be downloaded from the Omni Forums.

Macintalk · Living the iLife: Fourth Mac OS X browser test

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was als freeware begann und gut von der community gezehrt hat ist nun 29,95€ bezahlware. was nicht unbedingt verwerflich sein muss. die neuen features sehen nicht übel aus, denke ist ein blick wert.

From Google to Youtube!

After scouring the web for great video clips, we have incorporated many of the most popular media clips from Google Video, Youtube and many more. Just open up MediaCentral and explore the videos. And don’t worry: The lists are automatically updated so that you won’t miss a clip!

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kam gerade per autoupdate rein, kA wie alt die schon ist.

http://colloquy.info/

After months of work, the excellent multiple network instant messenging program, Adium, has reached version 1.0b1, and this release is a great one. It sports major improvements to interactions with AIM, ICQ, and .Mac IM networks, iTunes integration, the default look and feel and privacy options. It now requires Mac OS X 10.3.9 and is a universal binary.

Please note that this is still in beta, though I was using it last night without any significant problems presenting themselves.

Adium 1.0b1 Released – The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)

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