MacUpdate promo bundle discounts 7-10 apps

It should be pointed out that Nik Fletcher, writer of this post, also works with the RapidWeaver team. For example:
http://www.nikfletcher.com/index_files/our-little-green-booth.php

But, that said, Nik is a rockstar and a cool guy from my experience. Thought it should be stated as there may be a bit of financial gain here...

If you go to the site, it says
"All licenses are full licenses with normal upgrade paths, less Swift Publisher, which will be a paid upgrade."

I bought Memory Miner during last year's Mac Santa. I haven't used it in a while, so I should play with the new updated version.

There's also The Mac Pak's Santa's Stocking http://www.themacpak.com/Santas-Stocking_p_6-59.html but that's much more of a gamble over what you'll get.

The app announcement chat lat night was fun, plus I got a free bundle.

wait is xmind like power point.. what is mind mapping?? if anyone knows can they please explain

thanks

if you're remotely interested in 'mind mapping' - freemind's a great free product (and, coincidentally, also written in java)
http://freemind.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/Main_Page

XMind looks like it's built on Eclipse Tools. I noticed from those ugly tabs.

No thanks, already have RapidWeaver (MacHeist version, so it's out of date, but I never used it anyway) and XSlimmer, and the rest just doesn't look like it's worth it. Only reason I bought the last MacUpdate bundle was because of the MacHeist add-on stuff - Linkinus is is an awesome IRC client, I wanted WriteRoom, and the Pixelmator beta was great - the other stuff was a nice bonus.

I'm holding out for MacHeist 2 to burn money on software I don't need :) Here's hoping for Delicious Library 2 and Things to be in the bundle... That would be an instant purchase for me - Things is the only, well, thing stopping me from buying a preorder of OmniFocus, because it looks like it's going to blow it out of the water.

No thanks. RealMac burned me last time, by issuing a major PAID update to RapidWeaver almost immediately after the last bundle I purchased (MacHeist, perhaps?).

Not only was the version I "purchased" no longer the latest and greatest, but it seems it's not Leopard ready either. Money down the drain. No more RapidWeaver for me, no more bundles either.

XMIND Pro is $129.95 on the developers site, not $99.95. The $99.95 price is for Governments, Schools and Non-Profit Organizations.

Personally, barring XMIND which I have never looked at, the only one of these applications that interest me at all is Rapidweaver.

The direct link to this deal is should me noted in this article. It is http://www.mupromo.com/