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Chax returns to Leopard, brings back Growl
Long ago, way back in the days before Leopard, the Chax plugin was a necessity for any serious iChatter. But then lo came the new cat, and iChat 4.0 brought with it many of Chax's headline features already built-in: chief among them the tabbed chat ...
Chax 2.1 Beta brings unified contact lists
On-the-ball readers will know that whilst Leopard brought us tabbed iChats, it was Chax - Kent Sutherland's excellent & free iChat enhancer - that initially brought us the feature in earlier versions of Apple's IM client. Avid Chax fans wondering ...
New Chax beta with tear-off tabs, will be open sourced soon
Chax, the handy iChat plugin that offers tabbed chats and much more, has a new beta available that offers tear-off tabs for those times when you don't want to put all your eggs chats in one basket. Announced on the author's blog, this new version ...
Chax updated to version 1.4.6, source code now available
We're fans of Chax 'round these parts. It's one of those free iChat enhancement apps that makes iChat infinitely more usable. I am so accustomed to it that I can't remember life before iChat tabs anymore... As promised last month, Chax 1.4.6 brings ...
Chax updated, adds Growl support
Remember Chax,
the free, feature-packed iChat plugin we found a
couple weeks ago? It's received a couple of minor updates and tweaks since then, and one I thought worth mentioning was
Growl support. Previously, the only way I knew of getting iChat ...
Chax 1.4.1 released
One thing I love
about Chax, the vital iChat plug-in, is that its developer has been reliably rolling out a good handful of new features
and fixes, even with a .0.x update like this one. New features in 1.4.1 include:
Growl notifications
for when ...
Spice up iChat with Chax
Chax is one of those addons that makes you go "ahhh, at least someone's listening." This is a powerful,
feature-packed and altogther necessary preferences plugin for iChat. The developer's site offers a lengthy list of features this ...
Chax 1.4 - iChat now has tabs
No, that
headline is not a typo: at long last, after hoards of OS X users have cried out to Apple in vain for a feature to be
added to iChat that other clients have had for what seems like a millennia (I'm Irish. I exaggerate. Sue me) - iChat
now has ...
Leopard Axing Input Managers?
There's a disturbing rumor floating around the Mac web today. According to this article at Infinite Loop, Leopard will no longer support Input Manager hacks. Input Managers allow programmers to insert code into cocoa applications, thus allowing the ...
10 'obscure' programs for your Mac
Raul has
posted a list of 10
semi-obscure mac programs you shouldn't be without, and there are a few on that list that even I, mighty industry
Pundit Scott McNulty, was not aware of. No Mac
should be without Growl or Saft, but have you heard of ...
Warp: change Spaces with your mouse
Kent Sutherland, the developer of the well-known Chax, a utility for making iChat easier to use, has a nice new utility for improving Leopard's Spaces virtual desktops as well. Warp is a preference pane allows you to switch between Spaces just by ...
Weekend Review: This week's software
Each
weekend we review the software we've looked at over the past seven days. Here is this week's edition. Commercial
Doom 3: Now universal
Macjournal: The popular organizational tool goes
universal
Shareware
Podner: The video processing ...
7 apps that Leopard kills
Phill Ryu, a man who must have some sort of direct neural interface with the Mac shareware community, has posted a list of applications which could very likely be killed off by features of Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard which were announced yesterday. ...
The Cocoa Conundrum
When it comes to software on the Mac platform it's a mixed bag. I don't mean like on Windows, where the bag is full of snakes, scorpions, rusty blades, and the occasional bit of peach. Software on the Mac has been in flux for a decade. When Apple ...
Ask TUAW: Carputers, Apple Remote, iChat, iCal, Safari, and more
In this Super Bowl round of Ask TUAW I'm still trying to get out from under the backlog, so we're tackling a bunch of questions about the Finder, iChat, Safari, building a Mac carputer, expanding the Apple Remote, getting iCal alerts in multiple ...
