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Matt shared an idea in My Name is E on June 11, 2009 23:57:

Make Contact Info Rearrangeable

To me, it makes a lot of sense to be able to choose the order of contact info on your public card. This will allow you to implicitly indicate whether you favor one contact email address over another, for instance.

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Matt replied on May 12, 2009 06:20 to the problem "Mounting a Share Breaks Bowtie" in {13bold}:

Do you mean a shared library in iTunes, or something like an AFP/SMB share?

Matt set one of Matt's replies as an official response to "Overzealous Growl notifications" in {13bold}

Matt replied on May 12, 2009 06:14 to the problem "Overzealous Growl notifications" in {13bold}:

The next beta of Bowtie will use distributed notifications from iTunes to update track status. In addition to being more responsive, iTunes notifies when it is unavailable for action (a modal dialog opens, a sync begins, etc.), so Bowtie can observe this and act accordingly. :)

Matt set one of Matt's replies as an official response to "Bowtie Growl notifications don't work when iTunes Music Store active" in {13bold}

Matt replied on May 12, 2009 06:13 to the problem "Bowtie Growl notifications don't work when iTunes Music Store active" in {13bold}:

The next beta of Bowtie will use distributed notifications from iTunes to update track status. In addition to being more responsive, iTunes notifies when it is unavailable for action (a modal dialog opens, a sync begins, etc.), so Bowtie can observe this and act accordingly. :)

Matt set one of Matt's replies as an official response to "Rate Tracks in TuneConnect" in {13bold}

Matt replied on May 12, 2009 06:10 to the idea "Rate Tracks in TuneConnect" in {13bold}:

It's already possible. :) It doesn't work from the music browser at the moment, to my knowledge, but whenever a track is playing, you can quite easily change the rating from the "Rating" menu.

Matt set one of Matt's replies as an official response to "Scroll position on beta 1.1" in {13bold}

Matt replied on May 07, 2009 09:39 to the problem "Scroll position on beta 1.1" in {13bold}:

The problem has been fixed in the upcoming beta 2. This will be changed to "Solved" once the beta has been released.

Matt set one of Matt's replies as an official response to "Hide tab bar?" in {13bold}

Matt replied on April 25, 2009 09:21 to the question "Hide tab bar?" in {13bold}:

For beta 2, we have refined the interface and removed the tab bar entirely.

Matt set one of Matt's replies as an official response to "Option to put new tweets back on top?" in {13bold}

Matt replied on April 25, 2009 09:14 to the question "Option to put new tweets back on top?" in {13bold}:

While we understand that a handful of users are unhappy with the new tweet order, we have ultimately decided not to change it back or make it optional. The tweet order is a UI decision on our part, and something that we feel we've done "right," making us distinct from other Twitter clients on the market. This is our attempt to break the collective bad habit of replicating what one application did, in spite of the fact that it was most likely incorrect to begin with.

If it bothers you that much, it is possible, with relative ease, to construct a Bluebird theme that reverses the tweet order. While we will not officially support such a theme (as it may cause problems with scrolling, etc.), we welcome you to experiment with customizing Bluebird to your satisfaction.

Matt replied on April 25, 2009 09:08 to the problem "Problem with Spaces" in {13bold}:

Excerpt from the release notes of upcoming beta 2:

Bluebird's interaction with Spaces has been modified: once a window is opened, it will stick to the current space; after closing it, however, reopening the window will cause it to open on whatever space you are at the moment (and then stick there). This is the most natural feeling behavior; you can disable this, however, and force Bluebird to obey only the Spaces preference pane by running this command, then restarting Bluebird:

defaults write com.13bold.Bluebird disableSpacesSugar -bool YES