NotMac Challenge frees OS X users and pays developers

Posted by Scott_Ruecker on Nov 12, 2007 7:24 PM EDT
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Apple's .Mac service -- commonly known as dotMac -- is a suite of online utilities integrated with OS X. It is wildly popular with Mac owners, but it costs $99 per year. That annual hit to the wallet prompted J. Kent Pepper to commence a bounty-driven contest to create a free, open source replacement: the notMac Challenge. And he has found a winner.

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