I should have announced this sooner, but better late than never I suppose. I will no longer be creating new PowerPC builds of my programs. There are many reasons, but the biggest two are that my iBook G3 finally gave up the ghost, and that Qt has dropped support for PowerPC. I know that this is an inconvenience for some of my users, and I am sorry about that. Still, I hung in there as long as I could, but Apple has moved on.

I’ve had bug fixes and new translations for Kapow piling up for far too long, so I have made a new release, version 1.3.4. I also took the time to improve the application icon, which I had a lot of fun designing. I think it looks so much better now!

Thanks go to Krasimir S. Stefanov for adding a Bulgarian translation, Pavel Fric for adding a Czech translation, Guillaume Gay for adding a French translation, Ricardo Carrillo for adding a Spanish translation, and Sergiy Gavrylov for adding a Ukrainian translation.

I have made a new Kapow release, version 1.3.3. I fixed a few bugs, and I added some small interface improvements: the projects that have no unbilled sessions are now colored the same as billed sessions, so that you can easily see which projects still need billing. Also, the system tray icon is grayed out while no timers are running, so you can quickly see if you have left the program running. Thanks go to Alberto Negri for adding an Italian translation.

Today I made a release of Kapow that added the ability to filter what sessions are shown for each project. You can choose to see all items, only unbilled items, or only items that happened this year, month, or week. Beyond that there were the usual bugfixes and interface tweaks (for instance, it now shows the current project in the titlebar).

I have released Kapow 1.3.1, which includes fixes for a few small bugs throughout the main window of the program. The biggest fixes were that the user wasn’t informed of all session conflicts, and that the totals row wasn’t always shown. Also in this release is a German translation contribued by Swen-Peter Scheel. Enjoy!