Dienstag, 11. Februar 2003

Where's that Safari update? I want an update for Safari! It's a month now, so gimme another build! X11 had an update, so gimme another build! There's been rumors, so gimme another build! 11:44:09 PM    comment []

NetNewsWire 1.0 ships!. NetNewsWire 1.0 is shipping! Many thanks go to all the beta testers and people who helped with their ideas and encouragement. Thank you! [inessential.com] 11:41:04 PM    comment []

Entourage X and Microsoft Exchange Server. Microsoft plans to enhance functionality between Entourage X for Mac and Microsoft Exchange Server. The Exchange solution for Mac OS X will offer users of Entourage X a powerful set of tools to better communicate with others, manage personal information and keep track of busy schedules via shared calendars in a mixed PC and Mac work environment. [Feb 11] [Apple Hot News] Not that I like it ... but it will be god for the platform ;-) 10:24:13 PM    comment []

A Reply To Eugenia The OSNews Powerbook Wars: Continued -- Dave's Review [OSNews] 10:00:23 PM    comment []

European cybersecurity agency planned. The European Commission has set aside $26.3 million for the agency, which is due to begin operations next January. [Computerworld Security News] 9:57:12 PM    comment []

CoolTool goes GA, get your licenses! Screen shots. Here’s a small collection of screen shots of NetNewsWire 1.0: Dates, subjects, and creators Find command Scripts menu Weblog Editor Notepad [inessential.com] 9:55:56 PM    comment []

NetNewsWire Status. The reports for NetNewsWire 1.0fc1 have been good, so I’m giving it until noon Pacific, and if no deal-stoppers have been reported I’m going to change the version to 1.0 and ship it. The e-commerce thing is set up and working and tested. There’s a new home page for NetNewsWire sitting on my hard drive. All that remains is to package up the app and upload it and let folks know it’s up. I’ll write a press release too, but that can come later today or tomorrow. The worst problem in NetNewsWire remains Apple’s crashy XML-RPC framework. I’ve spent untold hours developing work-arounds. And still it may crash. So the top priority for 1.0.1 will probably be my writing my own XML-RPC code. (I may do a Cocoa wrapper for Eric Kidd’s code. Naturally I’d release my code under a BSD-type license.) And of course there are plenty of other things to do. There always are. It’s times like this when I try very, very hard not to think of the classic DaveNet We Make Shitty Software. (With bugs!) (Update: why do I try not to think of that DaveNet? I’m just trying to be funny. Really I don’t mind thinking of it.) [inessential.com] 9:54:47 PM    comment []

NetNewsWire 1.0fc1. NetNewsWire 1.0fc1 is the first final candidate release. Changes include a new pref for automatically saving drafts and a fix for a case when unread counts could go wrong. See the change notes for the whole scoop. [inessential.com] 9:53:55 PM    comment []

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