I've sold about 80 copies so far... still selling about a copy a day,
although several people have pledged to buy once iCal sync is working
properly. I usually get a surge of 10-20 sales with each update posted.
Plus there are a couple of plug-ins in development which should spark
some interest as well. So 300 doesn't seem too far off. I'll revise it
later if necessary. If I can manage to get binary transfer working
(tricky without infecting my product by using GPL libraries) and make
it so that users can write plug-ins in AppleScript, I think that will
be a boon to the software as well.
John Anderson
everchanging
On Wednesday, December 11, 2002, at 11:38 AM, Paul Guyot wrote:
> Might I ask how many copies you sold so far?
> You can reply by private mail if you don't want to tell the whole
> list. I'm doubtful about that 300 figures. The list has one thousand
> members (roughly) who aren't all using OS X and I mostly got
> registrations from japanese users myself who don't seem to be that
> keen of NewtSync according to their websites. I'm an OS X user myself
> and I don't see the interest in NewtSync since I don't use either
> iCal or AddressBook.
> OK, I'm also developing my own connection software. But still. I want
> backups (which I have), notes export (coming soon, although I might
> start with MP3 import) and package installation over ethernet (which
> works).
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