Dupe entry. App is called SoulSeekX and located here: http://osx.iusethis.com/app/soulseex

Let's hope it doesn't "optimize" as well as the screenshot looks.

Suggesting adding the tag: <b>S3</b> to this entry.

Leopard Leopard Leopard... I'm beginning to feel discriminated as a Tiger user.

Everything seems to be built with that stupid AIR framwork these days.

It would be nice if these apps were clearly tagged "AIR", so that people who don't fancy these apps can steer cleer from it.

SVG and a "cookie cutter" feature (i.e. boolean operations to intersect/subtract/add, etc.) objects with one another, would make this app fly!

Only thing keeping me away from using this as my main browser, is the ages it takes to start the app.

What is the exact source that this app draws upon to retrieve its update information? I'm only curious to know, because that would presumably play a major role in the effectiveness of (yet) such an app like this.

How does it compare to the other alternatives? AppFresh, Application Update widget, MU Desktop, etc.

This is THE most impressing physics-based demonstration I've ever seen.

I don't know what to say, other than, wow. That "animal" demonstration file is very funny. I felt super sorry for it, when I inserted some fire and started shaking the screen a little bit, whereafter the poor cat got totally disintegrated... So weird. Wish I could do the same with the cats that my wife insists on keeping.

Hangs upon upload to a ftp server. Might be due to a faulty address, but Jing's behavior is pretty strange, as it gets completely stalled and I'm not able to cancel the transfer or anything. Waited 20 minutes, then quit the thing...

As for the program itself, it shows great potential. One thing missing, will be to paint on the screenshots. I don't know if it's features yet, but the possibility to send an audio file through the same upload mechanism as the screenshots/screencasts, would be great too.