Diabetes Logbook X

This application helps diabetes patients to log their sugar, insulin, etc levels.

Supported MicroContent Type(s): Diabetes Events •
Rating: not rated • Developer: Nesfield • Version: 1.1.0 @ 25-aug-2006 •

SiteTagger

This application allows the user to manage his bookmarks.

Supported MicroContent Type(s): •
Rating: not available • Developer: Grayson Hansard @ From Concentrate Software • Version: 3.1.2 @ 6-sep-2006 •

DVD Cache

This application by David Campbell allows the user to manage a DVD collection. The user can populate the DVD records through various DVD-databases.

• The ability to populate an Item from multiple sources is interesting. I do not whether a source gets a preference;
• The application supports barcode scanners;
• The application implements a Wishlist. This list toggles with the standard library. An Item is in one or the other;

Supported MicroContent Type(s): Ratings, DVD Descriptions •
Rating: 43 out of 90 points • Developer: David Campbell • Version: 1.4.1 •

Checklist:

• MicroContent (6/10) - to what degree does the client support MicroContent Items?
  • Structure - YES, Review and DVD description;
  • Multiplicity - YES, the app can also used for other products;
  • Flexibility - NO;
  • MicroWeb - YES, links to images and loaners;
  • Pick-list fields - NO;
  • Merged - YES, the review with the DVD description;
  • Title - YES, the DVD title;
  • Description - NO, although there is a description for the DVD;
  • Tags - NO;
  • Rating - YES, a five point scale;

 

• Interface (6/10) - does the client have the characteristic layout?

  • View-pane - YES, although the pane is split into two panes: an image pane and an information pane;
  • View-pane Styles - NO;
  • View-pane Window - YES, the image can be shown in a separate window. And there is a view window, which also serves as editor;
  • Items-pane - YES;
  • Items-pane Views - NO;
  • Items-pane Sorting - YES;
  • Items-pane Fields - YES;
  • Lists-pane - YES, implemented as a drawer;
  • Browser-pane - NO;
  • Pane layout change - NO;

 

• Item functions (6/10)

  • View - YES;
  • Create - YES, either as a blank or through search;
  • Edit - YES;
  • Mark - NO;
  • Search - YES;
  • Access Control - NO;
  • Duplicate Control - NO;
  • Delete - YES;
  • Persistence - NO;
  • Downloading - YES, images and DVD information can be downloaded;

 

• List functions (10/17)

  • Local Lists - YES;
  • Connected Lists - NO;
  • Shared Lists - YES;
  • Remote Lists - NO;
  • Handpicked Lists - YES;
  • Smart Lists - YES;
  • Recommendation Lists - NO;
  • List Metadata - NO;
  • Statistics - YES, various information;
  • Directory - NO;
  • Add - YES;
  • Edit - YES, the name;
  • Remove - YES;
  • Show - NO;
  • Backup/revert - YES;
  • Refresh - NO;
  • Delete - YES;

 

• Group functions (0/9)

  • Unlimited Depth - NO;
  • Local Groups - NO;
  • Connected Groups - NO;
  • Shared Groups - NO;
  • Remote Groups - NO;
  • Handpicked Groups - NO;
  • Smart Groups - NO;
  • Recommendation Groups - NO;
  • Directory - NO;
  • Add - NO;
  • Edit - NO;
  • Delete - NO;

 

• Import (2/6) - does the client allow for importing Items?

  • Classic - YES;
  • Standards - NO;
  • Proprietary - YES;
  • Applications - NO;
  • Bookmarklet - NO;
  • Drag&drop - NO;

 

• Export (6/14) - does the client allow for exporting Items?

  • Classic - YES, CSV and VCF;
  • Standard - NO;
  • Proprietary - YES as XML and shared libraries;
  • HTML - YES;
  • Print - YES;
  • Feeds - NO;
  • Local - YES;
  • Connected - NO;
  • Shared - YES;
  • Remote: .Mac - NO;
  • Remote: FTP - NO;
  • Remote: RPC - NO;
  • Drag&drop - NO;
  • Application - NO;

 

• MacOSX (7/15) - is the client a good MacOSX application?
  

  • Look&Feel - YES;
  • Menu - YES, miss the View item;
  • Toolbar - YES;
  • Alt-click - YES, Add List changes to add Smart List;
  • Ctrl-click - YES;
  • Drag&drop - YES, for adding to Lists;
  • Services - NO;
  • Dock - NO;
  • Spotlight - NO, although the downloaded images turn up;
  • Dashboard - NO;
  • AppleScript - NO;
  • Framework - NO;
  • Menu bar - NO;
  • Plug-ins - NO;
  • Language - YES, Dutch, English, French, German and Italian;

iFreete

iFreete is an application that allows the user to see the freeware applications available for MacOSX. iFreete also checks the free applications that the user has installed and shows which ones need to be updated. I think this is quite cute and could have potential, once it is expanded to include any application.

• Skins - the application supports Skins for the toolbar. I assume that these are just a set of other icons;

Supported MicroContent Type(s): Product Descriptions, Reviews •
Rating: 18 out of 90 points with checklist version 1.4 • Developer: Eagle of Liberty • Version: 2.2.1 •

Checklist:

• MicroContent (4/10) - to what degree does the client support MicroContent Items?
  • Structure - YES, the description of a software application;
  • Multiplicity - NO;
  • Flexibility - NO;
  • MicroWeb - YES, links to files, screenshots and user comments;
  • Pick-list fields - NO;
  • Merged - NO;
  • Title - YES, the application title;
  • Description - YES, and also comments;
  • Tags - NO, although applications have been assigned to categories;
  • Rating - NO, although there are iFreete and user community ratings;

 

• Interface (3/10) - does the client have the characteristic layout?

  • View-pane - YES, at the right. This pane changes to an Items-pane when one selects the List Your Applications;;
  • View-pane Styles - NO;
  • View-pane Window - NO;
  • Items-pane - YES, on the left.;
  • Items-pane Views - NO;
  • Items-pane Sorting - NO;
  • Items-pane Fields - NO;
  • Lists-pane - YES, on the left. One List Your Applications and one Freeware of the month (just one app);
  • Browser-pane - NO;
  • Pane layout change - NO;

 

• Item functions (2/10)

  • View - YES;
  • Create - NO, although one can submit Freeware apps;
  • Edit - NO;
  • Mark - NO;
  • Search - NO, there is a search but not field specific;
  • Access Control - NO;
  • Duplicate Control - NO;
  • Delete - NO;
  • Persistence - NO;
  • Downloading - YES, one can update the list of freeware apps;

 

• List functions (4/17)

  • Local Lists - YES, one List Your Applications;
  • Connected Lists - NO;
  • Shared Lists - NO;
  • Remote Lists - YES, all the apps Items are downloaded;
  • Handpicked Lists - NO;
  • Smart Lists - YES, one could call Your Applications smart;
  • Recommendation Lists - NO;
  • List Metadata - NO;
  • Statistics - NO;
  • Directory - NO;
  • Add - NO, although by installing another freeware app, one adds one;
  • Edit - NO;
  • Remove - NO;
  • Show - NO;
  • Backup/revert - NO;
  • Refresh - YES;
  • Delete - NO;

 

• Group functions (0/9)

  • Unlimited Depth - NO;
  • Local Groups - NO;
  • Connected Groups - NO;
  • Shared Groups - NO;
  • Remote Groups - NO;
  • Handpicked Groups - NO;
  • Smart Groups - NO;
  • Recommendation Groups - NO;
  • Directory - NO;
  • Add - NO;
  • Edit - NO;
  • Delete - NO;

 

• Import (0/6) - does the client allow for importing Items?

  • Classic - NO;
  • Standards - NO;
  • Proprietary - NO;
  • Applications - NO;
  • Bookmarklet - NO;
  • Drag&drop - NO;

 

• Export (0/14) - does the client allow for exporting Items?

  • Classic - NO;
  • Standard - NO;
  • Proprietary - NO;
  • HTML - NO;
  • Print - NO;
  • Feeds - NO;
  • Local - NO;
  • Connected - NO;
  • Shared - NO;
  • Remote: .Mac - NO;
  • Remote: FTP - NO;
  • Remote: RPC - NO;
  • Drag&drop - NO;
  • Application - NO;

 

• MacOSX (5/15) - is the client a good MacOSX application?
  

  • Look&Feel - YES;
  • Menu - YES;
  • Toolbar - YES, but the user can not add, etc;
  • Alt-click - NO;
  • Ctrl-click - YES;
  • Drag&drop - NO;
  • Services - NO;
  • Dock - NO;
  • Spotlight - NO;
  • Dashboard - NO;
  • AppleScript - NO;
  • Framework - NO;
  • Menu bar - NO;
  • Plug-ins - NO;
  • Language - YES, French and English;

Schoolhouse

This is the checklist for Schoolhouse by Logan Collins.

Supported MicroContent Type(s): Assignments, Courses •
Rating: 37 out of 90 points with checklist version 1.4. • Developer: Logan Collins • Version: 1.1 •

Checklist:

• MicroContent (5/10) - to what degree does the client support MicroContent Items?
  • Structure - YES, Courses and Assignments;
  • Multiplicity - YES, two MicroContent types;
  • Flexibility - NO;
  • MicroWeb - YES, an assigment can point to a course;
  • Pick-list fields - YES, for priority, assignment kinds and course;
  • Merged - NO;
  • Title - YES, for course and assignment;
  • Description - YES, called comments;
  • Tags - NO, although the asignment kind is a category;
  • Rating - NO, although one might call a grade a rating;

 

• Interface (4/10) - does the client have the characteristic layout?

  • View-pane - YES, at the right;
  • View-pane Styles - NO;
  • View-pane Window - NO;
  • Items-pane - YES, only for the courses;
  • Items-pane Views - NO;
  • Items-pane Sorting - YES;
  • Items-pane Fields - NO;
  • Lists-pane - YES, on the left;
  • Browser-pane - NO;
  • Pane layout change - NO;

 

• Item functions (6/10)

  • View - YES;
  • Create - YES, courses and assignments;
  • Edit - YES;
  • Mark - NO;
  • Search - YES, one can search within specific assignment fields;
  • Access Control - NO;
  • Duplicate Control - NO;
  • Delete - YES;
  • Persistence - NO;
  • Downloading - YES, for courses;

 

• List functions (10/17)

  • Local Lists - YES;
  • Connected Lists - NO;
  • Shared Lists - NO;
  • Remote Lists - YES, one can subscribe to ClassCasts;
  • Handpicked Lists - YES, called groups;
  • Smart Lists - YES;
  • Recommendation Lists - NO;
  • List Metadata - NO;
  • Statistics - YES, works on Grades;
  • Directory - NO;
  • Add - YES;
  • Edit - YES;
  • Remove - YES;
  • Show - NO;
  • Backup/revert - NO;
  • Refresh - YES, for ClassCasts;
  • Delete - YES;

 

• Group functions (0/9)

  • Unlimited Depth - NO;
  • Local Groups - NO;
  • Connected Groups - NO;
  • Shared Groups - NO;
  • Remote Groups - NO;
  • Handpicked Groups - NO;
  • Smart Groups - NO;
  • Recommendation Groups - NO;
  • Directory - NO;
  • Add - NO;
  • Edit - NO;
  • Delete - NO;

 

• Import (2/6) - does the client allow for importing Items?

  • Classic - NO;
  • Standards - YES, as XML, RTF or plain text;
  • Proprietary - YES, as Word;
  • Applications - NO;
  • Bookmarklet - NO;
  • Drag&drop - NO;

 

• Export (4/14) - does the client allow for exporting Items?

  • Classic - YES;
  • Standard - NO;
  • Proprietary - NO;
  • HTML - NO;
  • Print - NO;
  • Feeds - YES, for courses;
  • Local - YES, to iPod;
  • Connected - NO;
  • Shared - NO;
  • Remote: .Mac - YES;
  • Remote: FTP - NO;
  • Remote: RPC - NO;
  • Drag&drop - NO;
  • Application - YES, to iCal;

 

• MacOSX (5/15) - is the client a good MacOSX application?
  

  • Look&Feel - YES;
  • Menu - YES;
  • Toolbar - YES;
  • Alt-click - NO;
  • Ctrl-click - YES;
  • Drag&drop - YES, for adding assignments to handpicked lists;
  • Services - NO;
  • Dock - NO;
  • Spotlight - NO;
  • Dashboard - NO;
  • AppleScript - NO;
  • Framework - NO;
  • Menu bar - NO;
  • Plug-ins - NO;
  • Language - NO, just English;

iAmazon

I had a quick look at iAmazon. This application allows user to search and browse through any of the Amazon sites (what is wrong with France?). It looks promising, but needs more work before it is nice to use. I especially do not like the interface. It should be much more like iTunes. Everything on the interface is now huge.

And I miss a lot of MicroContent Client options.

I guess we will see this functionality in DeliciousLibrary. Is very much like the iTunes MusicStore.

Supported MicroContent Type(s): Product Descriptions •
Rating: This Client gets 19 out of 90 points with checklist version 1.4. • Developer: Claudia Brak • Version: 1.05 •

Checklist:

• MicroContent (2/10) - to what degree does the client support MicroContent Items?
  • Structure - YES, Products as used by Amazon;
  • Multiplicity - NO;
  • Flexibility - NO;
  • MicroWeb - NO, although the images corresponding to a book are loaded;
  • Pick-list fields - NO;
  • Merged - NO;
  • Title - YES, for product;
  • Description - NO;
  • Tags - NO;
  • Rating - NO;

 

• Interface (3/10) - does the client have the characteristic layout?

  • View-pane - NO, most information is visible in the Items-pane;
  • View-pane Styles - NO;
  • View-pane Window - YES;
  • Items-pane - YES;
  • Items-pane Views - NO;
  • Items-pane Sorting - NO;
  • Items-pane Fields - NO;
  • Lists-pane - YES, very limited in the form of a trolley;
  • Browser-pane - NO;
  • Pane layout change - NO;

 

• Item functions (2/10)

  • View - YES;
  • Create - NO, the Items are based on a search;
  • Edit - NO;
  • Mark - NO;
  • Search - YES, one can search through keywords or product title;
  • Access Control - NO;
  • Duplicate Control - NO;
  • Delete - NO;
  • Persistence - NO, a trolley is delete between application sessions;
  • Downloading - NO;

 

• List functions (7/17)

  • Local Lists - YES, The Trolley;
  • Connected Lists - NO;
  • Shared Lists - NO;
  • Remote Lists - YES, the search results;
  • Handpicked Lists - YES, the trolley;
  • Smart Lists - NO;
  • Recommendation Lists - NO;
  • List Metadata - NO;
  • Statistics - YES, the total price of the trolley;
  • Directory - NO;
  • Add - YES, to the trolley;
  • Edit - NO;
  • Remove - YES, from the trolley;
  • Show - NO;
  • Backup/revert - NO;
  • Refresh - YES, the price of the trolley;
  • Delete - NO;

 

• Group functions (0/9)

  • Unlimited Depth - NO;
  • Local Groups - NO;
  • Connected Groups - NO;
  • Shared Groups - NO;
  • Remote Groups - NO;
  • Handpicked Groups - NO;
  • Smart Groups - NO;
  • Recommendation Groups - NO;
  • Directory - NO;
  • Add - NO;
  • Edit - NO;
  • Delete - NO;

 

• Import (0/6) - does the client allow for importing Items?

  • Classic - NO;
  • Standards - NO;
  • Proprietary - NO;
  • Applications - NO;
  • Bookmarklet - NO;
  • Drag&drop - NO;

 

• Export (0/14) - does the client allow for exporting Items?

  • Classic - NO;
  • Standard - NO;
  • Proprietary - NO;
  • HTML - NO;
  • Print - NO;
  • Feeds - NO;
  • Local - NO;
  • Connected - NO;
  • Shared - NO;
  • Remote: .Mac - NO;
  • Remote: FTP - NO;
  • Remote: RPC - NO;
  • Drag&drop - NO;
  • Application - YES, to iCal;

 

• MacOSX (5/15) - is the client a good MacOSX application?
  

  • Look&Feel - YES;
  • Menu - YES;
  • Toolbar - YES;
  • Alt-click - NO;
  • Ctrl-click - YES;
  • Drag&drop - YES, for adding product to the trolley;
  • Services - NO;
  • Dock - NO;
  • Spotlight - NO;
  • Dashboard - NO;
  • AppleScript - NO;
  • Framework - NO;
  • Menu bar - NO;
  • Plug-ins - NO;
  • Language - NO, just English;

viJournal

The checklist does not really show the value of this application. It is more than a MicroContent Manager.

I noted the following thing:

• Sessions - the basic Item is the session, which is determined by a start time on a date;
• Content - the content of an Item can also contain tables, lists, checkboxes;
• Drop-box - one can add files to a drop-box for easy reference;
• Gallery - there is a gallery for keeping images;
• Notes - a separate notepad allows to keep scribbles;

Supported MicroContent Type(s): Blogs •
Rating: 33 out of 90 (version 1.4) • Developer: SkoobySoft •

Checklist:

• MicroContent (4/10) - to what degree does the client support MicroContent Items?
  • Structure - YES, standard blog structure;
  • Multiplicity - NO;
  • Flexibility - NO;
  • MicroWeb - YES, a blog item might contain images;
  • Pick-list fields - NO;
  • Merged - NO, not relevant;
  • Title - YES, one can optionally add a subject;
  • Description - YES, this is where all the content goes;
  • Tags - NO;
  • Rating - NO;

 

• Interface (4/10) - does the client have the characteristic layout?

  • View-pane - YES;
  • View-pane Styles - NO;
  • View-pane Window - YES, one can see an Item in fullscreen mode;
  • Items-pane - YES, called the sessions tab;
  • Items-pane Views - NO;
  • Items-pane Sorting - NO;
  • Items-pane Fields - NO;
  • Lists-pane - YES, called the browser;
  • Browser-pane - NO;
  • Pane layout change - NO;

 

• Item functions (5/10) - An Item is called a session or an entry.

  • View - YES;
  • Create - YES;
  • Edit - YES;
  • ;i>Mark - NO;
  • Search - NO, as there is no real structure;
  • Access Control - YES;
  • Duplicate Control - NO;
  • Delete - YES;
  • Persistence - NO;
  • Downloading - NO;

 

• List functions (6/17) - This is an entry

  • Local Lists - YES;
  • Connected Lists - NO;
  • Shared Lists - NO;
  • Remote Lists - NO;
  • Handpicked Lists - NO;
  • Smart Lists - YES, on day or month;
  • Recommendation Lists - NO;
  • List Metadata - NO;
  • Statistics - NO;
  • Directory - NO;
  • Add - YES;
  • Edit - YES;
  • Remove - YES, which implies deleting the session;
  • Show - NO;
  • Backup/revert - NO;
  • Refresh - NO;
  • Delete - YES;

 

• Group functions (5/9) - this is a journal

  • Unlimited Depth - NO, it has just single depth;
  • Local Groups - YES;
  • Connected Groups - NO;
  • Shared Groups - NO;
  • Remote Groups - NO;
  • Handpicked Groups - YES, the user has to select the right journal when creating an entry or session;
  • Smart Groups - NO;
  • Recommendation Groups - NO;
  • Directory - NO;
  • Add - YES;
  • Edit - YES, the name can be edited;
  • Delete - YES;

 

• Import (2/6) - does the client allow for importing Items?

  • Classic - NO, not relevant for this MicroContent Type;
  • Standards - YES, an OPML-file;
  • Proprietary - NO;
  • Applications - YES, one can import feeds from Safari and other NewsReaders;
  • Bookmarklet - NO;
  • Drag&drop - NO;

 

• Export (3/14) - does the client allow for exporting Items?

  • Classic - NO;
  • Standard - NO;
  • Proprietary - NO;
  • HTML - NO;
  • Print - YES;
  • Feeds - NO;
  • Local - NO;
  • Connected - NO;
  • Shared - NO;
  • Remote: .Mac - NO;
  • Remote: FTP - NO;
  • Remote: RPC - YES, to Blogger or LiveJournal;
  • Drag&drop - NO;
  • Application - YES, via Email;

 

• MacOSX (5/15) - is the client a good MacOSX application?
  

  • Look&Feel - YES, although it has some strange elements;
  • Menu - YES;
  • Toolbar - YES, although it is rather empty;
  • Alt-click - NO, although ho feedback is given;
  • Ctrl-click - NO;
  • Drag&drop - NO;
  • Services - YES;
  • Dock - YES;
  • Spotlight - NO;
  • Dashboard - NO;
  • AppleScript - NO;
  • Framework - NO;
  • Menu bar - NO;
  • Plug-ins - NO;
  • Language - NO, just English;

Finder

I had a look at the file browser of MacOSX. Although I do not see a file as proper MicroContent, there are some similarities. Especially the amount of metadata attached to a file, make similar functions possible.

I noted the following things:

• Metadata - this Client is mainly working on the metadata of a file and thus on the metadata of MicroContent Items. So it is a bit of a struggle to apply this checklist as metadata is sort of excluded by definition. However I have not been strict and bent the definition from time to time;
• Trash - the Client has a special List, the trash can, for removing Items;
• Alias - one can create links to files. One might see this as the Item of this Client
• Archive - changes on or more Items to an Item in a new (Zip) format;

Supported MicroContent Type(s): Metadata •
Rating: This Client gets 51 out of 90 points with checklist version 1.4. • Developer: Apple • Version: 10.4.4 •

Checklist:

• MicroContent (3/10) - to what degree does the client support MicroContent Items?
  • Structure - NO, although the associated metadata can be seen as structure. So this more a definition issue;
  • Multiplicity - NO, as we are not talking about MicroContent here;
  • Flexibility - NO, not relevant here;
  • MicroWeb - NO, not on the file level;
  • Pick-list fields - NO, but one can see the colour labels as pick-list metadata fields;
  • Merged - NO;
  • Title - YES, the name of the file. The extension is another matter;
  • Description - YES, called Spotlight Comments;
  • Tags - YES, the colour labels are related to tags. Thus only a limited number of tags are allowed;
  • Rating - NO;

 

• Interface (7/10) - does the client have the characteristic layout?

  • View-pane - YES, this is where the preview can be seen;
  • View-pane Styles - NO;
  • View-pane Window - YES, one can see the metadata through the GetInfo cammand;
  • Items-pane - YES, this is the folder structure with files. Note that this Client mixes the concepts of groups, lists and Items into a single pane;
  • Items-pane Views - YES, one can select an icons, lists or columns view;
  • Items-pane Sorting - YES, one can arrange by name, dates, kind, size and label;
  • Items-pane Fields - YES, but only in list view;
  • Lists-pane - YES, mixed in the Items pane and the sidebar;
  • Browser-pane - NO;
  • Pane layout change - YES, one can chose from a compact widescreen, traditional and combined view;

 

• Item functions (5/10) - An Item is called a File.

  • View - YES, although not all information is readily available;
  • Create - NO, for this one need separate creation applications;
  • Edit - YES, the metadata can be edited;
  • Mark - NO;
  • Search - YES, and also in the content of a file;
  • Access Control - YES, to secure a file or set it as template;
  • Duplicate Control - NO, with a function one can duplicate Items;
  • Delete - YES;
  • Persistence - NO;
  • Downloading - NO;

 

• List functions (11/17)

  • Local Lists - YES;
  • Connected Lists - YES, one can see connected devices such as CD’s and iPods;
  • Shared Lists - YES;
  • Remote Lists - NO, I miss this one
  • Handpicked Lists - NO, the contents of each List is set by the author of the List;
  • Smart Lists - YES;
  • Recommendation Lists - NO;
  • List Metadata - YES;
  • Statistics - YES, number of Items and storage used;
  • Directory - NO;
  • Add - YES;
  • Edit - YES;
  • Remove - NO;
  • Show - YES, sometime for Files of the type image;
  • Backup/revert - NO;
  • Refresh - NO;
  • Delete - YES;

 

• Group functions (7/9) - does the Client support groups?

  • Unlimited Depth - YES;
  • Local Groups - YES;
  • Connected Groups - YES;
  • Shared Groups - YES;
  • Remote Groups - NO;
  • Handpicked Groups - YES;
  • Smart Groups - NO;
  • Recommendation Groups - NO;
  • Directory - NO;
  • Add - YES;
  • Edit - YES;
  • Delete - YES;

 

• Import (2/6) - does the client allow for importing Items?

  • Classic - NO;
  • Standards - YES, a standard file structure with metadata;
  • Proprietary - NO;
  • Applications - YES, one can import files through other apps;
  • Bookmarklet - NO;
  • Drag&drop - YES, from other applications;

 

• Export (6/14) - does the client allow for exporting Items?

  • Classic - NO;
  • Standard - YES;
  • Proprietary - NO;
  • HTML - NO;
  • Print - NO;
  • Feeds - NO;
  • Local - NO, as all local files are managed through this app;
  • Connected - YES, one can put files on an iPod or burn a disc natively with this app;
  • Shared - YES, connect AFP-servers;
  • Remote: .Mac - YES, the iDisk;
  • Remote: FTP - NO;
  • Remote: RPC - NO;
  • Drag&drop - YES;
  • Application - YES, Items can be opened in other applications;

 

• MacOSX (10/15) - is the client a good MacOSX application?
  

  • Look&Feel - YES;
  • Menu - YES;
  • Toolbar - YES;
  • Alt-click - NO;
  • Ctrl-click - YES;
  • Drag&drop - YES, for moving files or folders;
  • Services - YES;
  • Dock - NO;
  • Spotlight - YES;
  • Dashboard - NO;
  • AppleScript - YES;
  • Framework - YES;
  • Menu bar - NO;
  • Plug-ins - NO, I wonder whether one could write plug-ins for preview;
  • Language - YES;