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Saturday, August 17, 2002 |
Creator of Pepper text editor calls it quits
Maarten Hekkelman, the creator of the Pepper text editor that was one of the initial hits of Mac OS X, has decided to stop selling his software and stop any further development of the program. He states the following on his Web site:
End of story
I'm no longer taking orders for my software.
Thanks to all who supported me and my software over the last years. I had a great time, esp. in the beginning. However, recent changes in the various OS's and several not so nice experiences with less than honest 'clients' combined with negative feedback on my software have forced me to stop.
-Maarten Hekkelman
Thanks to MNJ reader Brian Caldwell for letting me know about this development...
10:28:12 AM 
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Valentina database browser and editor updated
Valentina v1.9.6b7. - Valentina is a scriptable visual database browser and editor that allows users to quickly create and work with multiple Object-Relational Databases. Version changes: SQL Support of RDB relations based on several pairs of fields where t1.a = t2.a and t1.b = t2.b. [d/l] [AppleScript Info]
9:44:33 AM
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DropDMG tool updated
DropDMG v1.7.3. - DropDMG is a fully scriptable utility for creating disk images in Mac OS X's device image (DMG) format. Version changes: Fixed bug that could make DropDMG crash when you clicked the "Include license agreement" checkbox. Removed spurious error message when changing the attributes of text in a license agreement. The spelling commands now have the standard keyboard equivalents. The Preferences keyboard equivalent has been changed to Command-,. [AppleScript Info]
9:40:29 AM
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© Copyright 2002 Rob McNair-Huff.
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