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[Lilrich]

Hello,

For all of you budding Mac fans out their the yearly Macheist bundle is due to go on sale today, they have already released a free app before the bundle (Squeeqe) which you can download from the homepage (http://www.macheist.com) no rumours have surfaced yet on what apps may be in the bundle but go take a look at the website.

Rich

[ynnoj]

It's pretty obvious what apps will be in the bundle, look at the little logos on the boxes. Flow is there.

[Lilrich]

That has changed their was only Ripit and one other earlier....

[+Cupcakes]

I'd consider it a deal if you didn't get paralyzed apps. Majority of them aren't "full" and are only versions FOR Macheist's deal.

[ynnoj]

Cupcakes, on 02 March 2010 - 21:39, said:

I'd consider it a deal if you didn't get paralyzed apps. Majority of them aren't "full" and are only versions FOR Macheist's deal.

Not true. Some of the promotional stuff they give away for free are limited versions, but if you buy the bundle all the apps are full versions.

[kraized]

Says its available March 2nd with a countdown of fifteen minutes until March 3rd? Eh?

[+jamesyfx]

I'm not fond of the MacHeist method... I'd prefer just straight up deals rather than some confusing scheme.

[instant.human]

huh? how can anyone not like macheist? did i miss something? i mean... this time alone its apps worth 250 bucks for 20... and theres charity involved.
what confusing scheme are you talking about, james?

im just asking, no offense here. its just that i always loved macheist bundles and for the ones i bought i always got legit serial numbers and full programs. at least i think so.

[+Cupcakes]

If you google around there are people that have a lot of problems with commission that the software developers get, what goes to charity and how much more MacHeist still makes for profit. That's one reason why I have a good portion of friends that don't buy from their bundles.

For what it's worth, if the charity was the one reason you went with it, you can just donate on your own.. Don't need to buy something just because they're donating. Do it directly instead. Works out a bit better really

[+Quillz]

ynnoj, on 02 March 2010 - 20:47, said:

It's pretty obvious what apps will be in the bundle, look at the little logos on the boxes. Flow is there.

Flow was pretty cool until development seemingly died. I'm still waiting for a Transmit 4 release that will be up to Leopard/Snow Leopard standards.

[Lilrich]

what a rubbish bundle - half them apps are no good and i have the decent ones already.....

Oh well!!!

[nik louch]

I was waiting for this - then saw the apps and my only thought was "Hmmmmm, no thanks!"

[Lilrich]

njlouch, on 03 March 2010 - 10:24, said:

I was waiting for this - then saw the apps and my only thought was "Hmmmmm, no thanks!"

I think that is the general feeling with everyone. #gutted

[EmpyreanUK]

I'm a bit lost (I haven't heard of this before). It says "nanoBundle 2" -- what is this? Does it mean a different bundle will be released soon?

[REM2000]

EmpyreanUK, on 03 March 2010 - 10:44, said:

I'm a bit lost (I haven't heard of this before). It says "nanoBundle 2" -- what is this? Does it mean a different bundle will be released soon?

yeah, usually the main macheist event has quite a few apps on the give away and it usually retails for $49.