Once again, some stupid ass program thinks that my x64 version of XP is *not* XP. The 64-Bit version of XP comes with an abstraction layer that can handle virtually *any* 32-bit code, but noooo… these lazy ass programmers see *anything* other than, “Windows XP” and make their program assume that it’s not Windows XP.

Windows XP x64 = Windows XP, you dumbasses. I will probably never use their program because they’re too damn lazy or ignorant to take the two seconds to accept x64 versions of XP. You’re alienating a good portion of your potential users, guys! Good luck with all that.

Maybe when an OSX version comes out I’ll install it at work… unless, of course, that version *requires* Snow Leopard.

Yeah, me too. It’s a shame, because this looks really good.

Yknow, Linux is very cool — I think we all (who have heard of it) would agree, but if it’s gonna bug you that developers make Linux a low priority, you probably are using the wrong OS.

While I’m happy to see developers increasing interest in the platform, this probably isn’t for me. At first I thought I would need something like Double-Twist, I’m finding that I get by just fine with my Driod and just using Wifi to transfer files. I have my media server set up to “share” over the home Wifi so grabbing a file here or there is a no brainer. If I have a data dump, I just pop out my SD card and connect it to my PC. I transfer movie files (1-2GB) pretty easily and MP3 and other media are a snap.

It’s all about market shares. Mac and Linux are not that different under the hood.. Maybe we can expect a Linux version later on. Who knows?

Unbelievably it doesn’t work on Google Chrome. So, a product designed for Google Android products doesn’t work on the Google browser!!! Looks like a great idea though.

Love how they support Windows and promise Mac support and then just act like Linux doesn’t exist. Reasoning goes like this: “I know, lets make a program to control Android devices which is based on Linux and not support Linux”.

only windows :(

will not run on linux, boo.

it might be very cool, to connect the device over WLAN/internet and not just over USB