Daylite is ready for Snow Leopard… almost. Marketcircle, the makers of Daylite, ran into one little bug several days before Snow Leopard’s release (Friday, August 28th). They have a beta version (3.9.4beta) that addresses this bug, and have made the beta available to the public. It is, of course, a beat, and that means they haven’t stamped it with a final seal of approval, but they wouldn’t have posted it if they weren’t confident in it. They have information and downloads at the link.
I’ll be downloading and testing the beta with Snow Leopard on release day, and I’ll let you know how it goes.
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