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Just one more week to get in on The Mac Sale, with discount for TUAW readers

by Tim Wasson (RSS feed) on Aug 11th, 2009

I don't know about you guys, but I can't get enough of these Mac software bundles. Between MacHeist, the MacUpdate bundle, Mac Bundle Box, and even iPhone software bundles, I've got more unused software licenses than I'll ever need or want. Even though I rarely want every piece of software in the bundle, there's almost always 1 or 2 that make it more cost effective to buy the bundle than buy the software separately.

The Mac Sale (noted by Christina over at DLS) is the latest bundle out there and, like the others, has some hidden gems and a few applications I know I'll never use. Some of these may be perfect for back to school season. The rundown of applications:

Your $49 will buy you $450 worth of applications, but only until August 18. As a bonus for TUAW readers, you can get a 5% discount by using coupon code TUAW at checkout.

Tags: back to school, BackToSchool, bundle, Flux, HoudahSpot, Interarchy, Iris, Mariner Calc, MarinerCalc, REALBasic Personal, RealbasicPersonal, Scribbles, software bundle, SoftwareBundle, Stuf, TaskPaper, the mac sale, TheMacSale, WriteRoom

Filed under: Software, Internet Tools

Old-school FTP gets souped up: Interarchy 9

by Brett Terpstra (RSS feed) on Jan 11th, 2008

Interarchy 9, Nolobe's FTP application, is out Friday 1/11 with over 100 new features. We've covered Interarchy in the past, in part because of its old-school cred, but this release has some new-school polish.

In addition to the existing support for the usual protocols and Amazon S3 transfers, version 9 adds a new protocol built on SSH that offers security, speed and flexibility beyond the limitations of SFTP. The protocol is perl-based and should work with any server running perl v4 or later. I'm also happy to see the addition of a Finder-style path bar which accepts dropped files on any part of the path. Some other highlights from the extensive release notes include:

Major upgrades to tab functionality
A multi-function sidebar for easy access to, well, everything
"Copy Public URL"
"Preview in Safari" support added
Path Finder support
Sparkle updates

Interarchy 9 will retail at $59, but is available at a $39 introductory price until March 1st. Even with the discount, it still comes in higher than most of its commercial competitors. There is a fully functioning demo you can use to test it against your current solution and see if the hype stacks up to the price.

Of course, if Interarchy is your current solution, upgrades are $29 and free for anyone who purchased Interarchy on or after February 1st, 2007.

Tags: Amazon S3, AmazonS3, ftp, Interarchy, tweet-this

Filed under: Software, Cool tools, Interviews

Interarchy 8.5 & Interview

by Mat Lu (RSS feed) on Feb 4th, 2007

I'm a Transmit fan myself, but we seem to have a house policy of noting updates of the old-school (if you will) Mac FTP client Interarchy. Well it has been bumped to version 8.5, and has a new owner: Nolobe. In addition, TUAW favorite John Gruber has an interview up with Interarchy's original author Peter N Lewis and the new one Matthew Drayton. Perhaps the most interesting revelation is that the app is still mostly written in that bane of my middle school years: Pascal!

Version 8.5 has some interesting new features like integration with the Terminal, AppleScript support, and a new Dock Menu. Check it out at Nolobe.

[Via Daring Fireball]

Tags: daring fireball, DaringFireball, FTP, Interarchy, transmit

Interarchy 8.2

by Scott McNulty (RSS feed) on Sep 6th, 2006

Interarchy, the venerable FTP client, has been updated today. Version 8.2 isn't groundbreaking, but it does include a number of nifty new features. The biggest feature, to me, is support for Growl (I do love Growl so). Also added are file converters which can covert files whilst downloading or uploading, and Leopard compatibility.

Interarchy costs $59.95, though a demo is available.

Tags: ftp, Interarchy

Filed under: Software, Internet Tools

TAB looks at FTP clients

by Dan Lurie (RSS feed) on Aug 9th, 2006

For anyone involved in the day-to-day running of a website, a good reliable FTP client is vital to getting anything done. But with so many options available for users to choose from, how is a person to decide which client is right for them? Mike over at The Apple Blog provides some assistance in the form of a roundup of the 5 most popular FTP clients for OS X. As many of you would expect, Panic's Transmit came out on top, followed by Interarchy.

Personally, Transmit is my client of choice for most situations. However, every so often I'll come across a picky server which causes Transmit to start acting weird. In those rare instances, Interarchy comes in real handy.

Tags: 5, client, ftp, interarchy, osx, review, tab, theappleblog, top, transmit

Filed under: Software, Universal Binary

Interarchy 8.1

by Scott McNulty (RSS feed) on Jun 21st, 2006

Interarchy, an FTP client, has been updated to make it a Universal Binary. Also included in this point release are new Dashboard widgets, support for Amazon S3 (Amazon's online storage solution), and WebDAV support (including iDisk).

Check out the full list of new features.

A license costs $39.

Tags: ftp, interarchy

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