aradkesaidthis

This statement from their site is blatantly false and leaves me with significant doubts regarding the developers of the software:

"Until now OpenVPN connections required familiarity with the command-line and Mac OS X's Unix underpinnings to be able to use on a Mac."

Thanks for your feedback aradke. While I disagree with you to some extent (no other Mac-native OpenVPN clients abstract control to the same level as Viscosity does), the wording on the website was highly ambiguous and could be misinterpreted. I have now updated it to better reflect Viscosity's operation and features.

"no other Mac-native OpenVPN clients abstract control to the same level as Viscosity does"

-> That is definitely not true! Take a look at Shimo, which supports multiple VPN protocols and makes OpenVPN connections easier than ever before!!!

2.3.0.2300 is currently a beta version. The correct version should be listed as 2.2.2.
Also the correct website is: http://vienna-rss.sourceforge.net/

Simple yet highly functional, Vienna has shrugged off its old brushed-metal interface. RSS reading is a crowded field, but Vienna does just what I want, and I see no reason to play the field.

AirPort Radar (as of v1.2) does not detect 802.11n networks whereas Air Traffic Control does.