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Nice app.
I love it.

Transmission is fatastic!! I have a firewalled internet connection but it works perfectly! :)

Absolutely easy and transparent. ****

Each new build is better than the prior. The collapsible label stacks are great for those who are very particular about torrent organization.

Transmission has completely recovered from the 0.9x wobbles, and recent versions are really excellent.

great torrent-client. the only client that is better is utorrent for windows

Now with preliminary Proxy-to-tracker support (does NOT use proxy for peer-to-peer communication, only to tracker) in nightly builds (as of 1.22+) (http, SOCKS4, and SOCKS5 support).
Also, there is now a blocklist in the shipping builds (but it must be updated manually).

Transmission just keeps getting better.

Awesome. The best BitTorrent application for the Mac by far.

Hard to believe it's a cross-platform app.

Still missing DHT... DHT = faster downloads. Sometimes I prefer to use uTorrent on CrossOver :)

Missing some important features, but it is still the best client on OS X.

Really needs the ability to organize labels as separate download folders automatically.

Very nice vector drawing application.
It is simple and easy to use.
I love it.

Let me just say that while this app may be lacking some of the features that Illustrator has, it does an awesome job at about 80% of what I used Illustrator for and it only weighs in at 12mb. This app launches fast and in some areas has better more intuitive features than Illustrator. Fast, versatile and small. Don't be fooled by anyone this is a great app that will only get better.

I had a similar experience to danishkirel. This software can be a nightmare to use if you want to do something simple like draw a few circles with arrows between them. Groups don't scale at all like you'd expect, box selection is still broken, etc. The worst part is when you give up and move to Inkscape but realize that VectorDesigner doesn't let you export your work to SVG. PDF is the nearest thing to a lossless way out, but it's not ideal.

VectorDesigner is definitely not intuitive, not powerful, and not worth the price they're asking.

I got this as part of MacHeist a few weeks ago and only started using it for any real work tonight. It crashed after about 20 minutes but seemed pretty good before and after for doing some simple text / curved arrow diagrams. Help is non-existent -- I don't really want to need to watch a video to get assistance with basic functionality.

I definitely would not pay $70 for this, but as part of MacHeist it's a good deal - hopefully this will lead to an expanded user base which will lobby the devs. to make some improvements. Locking in to a proprietary format is really annoying.

I really like Vector Designer for the things I do with it.
BUT what would really help: artistic line styles. Everything
is so clean when done in VD.

oh and randomized gradients like particles and steam and speed blurred stripes...Or "gradient from image"... that would be awesome and inspiring. I guess you can work around that somehow, but having it as a tool...

Nice application: I love it !