The above three posts I read over and over, well said. Computers these days are just stupid hulking boxes of overpowered and overpriced junk that we wouldn't even need if developers were more code efficient and if people would actually get off these machines every once in a while and see real life, instead of trying to simulate lifelike graphics with a the GeForce 59,000,000 GTI or whatever the hell it's called.

For the record another developer I wasn't keen on in the past is David Watanabe, he's a legend when it comes to UI design but far from it when it comes to supporting his products. Now though, that i've been in his shoes, I respect him a lot more. It's no question why he doesn't handle product support well because frankly, developing for Mac users is easy, but the users always want more and more until they expect supernatural features from a single developer, and it sucks the life out of you if you're on the receiving end.

Just my 0.02c.