RoaringApps - App compatibility and feature support for OS X & iOS

This is the fifth title in the Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell series of games.

Lion is not officially supported by Ubisoft.

There is a beta version on the developers website.

2.6.1

Version 11.1 recently posted.

OS X 10.8 or later, 64-bit processor

10.5 or OS 10.8

No known issues.

No known issues.

Version 3.1.4 is compatible with Mac OS 10.8 Mountain Lion

Time Machine in Lion is working fine. I previously reported it as not working. However, I forgot that you need to turn time machine OFF for the schedule to change.

Version 3.1.20 (including Lightning 1.0b2 extension)
works in Mountain Lion

(gave up on TB recent releases after memory issues and always rolled back to 3.x)

1.9.0.18 Works in both 10.7 and 10.8
"Thoth 1.8.x and earlier probably will not due to Apple's rumored removal of Rosetta support in 10.7." Unconfirmed at this point.

In Lion Works better than in Snow Leopard

Just tried all functionality, seems to work fine! :)

Things beta 1.6b24 works fine with OS X 10.7 and 10.8

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Things 1.5.0 (Mac App Store)

(July, 15th 2011)

Bugfix: Fixed an issue where tasks without title information could appear on iOS devices after synchronizing

Improved Mac OS X 10.7 Lion compatibility

(August, 3rd 2011)

Thing crashes when anything under the Help menu is selected. Also some issues with pasting "https://" styled links into the Notes section.

Unarchiver 3.2 works fine with 10.8.
However, there is one minor issue:
It crashes after expanding incomplete rar files
(this did not happen under 10.5)

Works normally. Needed to reboot the system once to bring it back to life, however.

Also, note that as of July 23, the version in the Mac App Store is 2.7, not 2.7.1.

works great no problems what so ever

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This is a remake of the first title in the Monkey Island series of games.

The app itself looks to work good, but it has one problem with the description of the tasks. The text is behind the task name. The bug doesn't impact the the application functionality, but can be very annoying.

Please report any issues to moc.erawtfoselims|troppus#moc.erawtfoselims|troppus. We are committed to helping our users and resolving any problems that arise.

Please note that version 4 is not available in the Mac App Store.

1.6 doesn't work with Lion

Works perfectly. No iCloud support yet.

Works fine on my 2011 MacBook Pro with Mountain Lion.
Partial retina graphics support (editor only)

-Behebt Crash

-Verbesserte Stabilität

Version 1.7.5 adds support for Retina displays.

Pierre Bernard
Houdah Software s.à r.l.

Installed on a MBP after an install of Mountain Lion and it worked fine. Upgraded an Air with Telstra Mobile Broadband previously installed and that also worked fine.

Telephone 0.15.2 (29) works fine on Lion 10.7.1. Search Google for the Telephone-0.15.2.dmg archive if you want to avoid the Mac App Store just to download this free app that was previously available elsewhere.

TeamViewer can not connect when MAC screen off. Any windows do not appear after connection established.

(Other user): It appears to work fine under Mountain Lion.

Version 3.0.10 works fine. No more crash at quit the App. Both OS tested.

Works fine using version 3.0.151, but without supoort of new Lion and Mountain Lion features.