Anti-DRM

Well, today, or at least some time around today in GMT time is Anti-DRM day. As a sideline to my normal ramblings I thought I would have a go at making my position clear. By the end of this post my position will probably be about as clear as mud due to my lack of writing skills, bit I’ll give it a go anyway.

In my general opinion DRM is a bad thing, or at least having many different forms of DRM is a bad thing. I don’t think that anyone would be so against DRM if it was compatible across devices & softwares, for e…

University

I am finally at university & I have managed to get my internet working. As soon as I am settled in and I know where I am going work on iSyncIt will continue. The 1.0 release will be as stable as I can get it to be, but I will also be adding as many new features as I can possibly think of. I can’t imagine it being more than a few weeks until the next release is ready, so say tuned.

We’re Almost There

iSyncIt 0.9 has been released, the last minor update before the big 1.0 & feature unfrozen release. If you have any particular requests for features then you can contact me and I will see what I can do. I cannot see any obvious problems withe 0.9 release but if there are bugs then they will be corrected in incremental 0.9 upgrades then the necessary code migrated to 1.0.

For those of you that are interested, the current features that are in the works for 1.0 are;

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Another New Month

These months just seem to come round faster and faster. First of all I will start of by saying that iSyncIt development is moving along steadily and I will be implementing a few features that people have emailed me in the next few releases, especially in the 1.0 release that will be coming up very soon.

Secondly, development will slow down a little at the end of this month as I will be moving to Aberystwyth University to do Internet Engineering. Hopefully this will give me the grounds to write some even better app…

Downtime (Sort Of) [Updated, And Again]

Over the next few days I will be updating the website to the new stylesheet. This means that initially the current stylesheet will be removed at the website will be left plain and boring. As I start coding the new CSS in components should start to arrange themselves. The website should remain fully functional during this time but may look a bit odd.

Update: Well, the new stylesheet is in, quicker than expected. It will be in beta status possibly for the next few weeks but for now the website is ba…