I mean, was that always the plan for you or a side gig that just grew and grew and grew and grew? iKey, Keyboard Maestro, and DragThing, launcher programs that let you. James Thomson: I think none of this was planned. I think I just have been staggering from one success to the next through a combination of luck and stubbornness. I realized that it's 20 years since I started doing this, working independently, almost to the month.
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For many peopleparticularly those who’ve come to the Mac after first using an iOS devicethere was and always has been Mac OS X. I'm in a great position in that first DragThing, and then PCalc have been supporting me and Dice by PCalc of course, have been supporting me and my wife and we work from home. So, especially in the current situation, we have a pretty good setup. Literally the start of this month, I bought myself a new desk and I set myself up a nice working environment, improved a bunch of things and then all this kicked off. We've had some discussions about this on Twitter. Paul Hudson: So is it fairly steady otherwise? I mean apart from the other current global pandemic, is it fairly steady sales or you see them moving in one direction? They've gone down, we've had a bit of a resurgence in the last few days but I can see, for the stuff I sell, some of it might not be as relevant right now, but we've done well enough that I'm in a good position to get through the next few months. DragThing is a tool that gives you more Dock options. James Thomson: You see, or what I see, is plateaus.
Im not one of those people who feels that either of these applications needs a complete rebuild. Sometimes we'll go up and the level will plateau at another level and sometimes it will come down and it is seasonal. There's a lot more stuff around about the iOS and device releases in the autumn, so we usually see a spike there, especially if we've done something to get featured or some technology adoption of new devices, or something like that.
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