Seems inspired by this.
Or maybe this.
Or this.
I guess this is their “laser like” way of trying to prove to Apple they’re legit enough to get press passes now.
Seems inspired by this.
Or maybe this.
Or this.
I guess this is their “laser like” way of trying to prove to Apple they’re legit enough to get press passes now.
March 6th 2011
Yesterday, I decided to download Red Sweater’s Mars Edit to see how it measured up as a writing tool. Today, I’m recommending you give it a look yourself.
When I first attempted to run Mars Edit yesterday, I was hoping there wouldn’t be any issues with the fact that I’m running the Mac OS X Lion Developper preview on my main machine. Unfortunately, the current version of Mars Edit had a tough go at it, and would just keep crashing at start-up. I was resolved to just wait for an official update for Lion sometime this summer.
This morning, to my surprise, I was greeted by an email from the support team at Red Sweater. Having apparently read the crash report I had sent them, they were gracious enough to send me a beta version of Mars Edit that works on Lion.
On a sunday. Without my even asking for it.
It’s service like this that makes a company stand out in the eyes of customers. This is my first time ever dealing with Red Sweater, I’m not even a paying customer yet and I’ve already had a great experience with them.
Makes you want to open you wallet.