In an email to Macworld early Monday morning, Loch wrote: “I’m happy to put Techspansion to rest. Again.” Updates for VisualHub (and its sibling AudioHub) are available at Techspansion’s website.
Techspansion and its payment processing service, Kagi, were at the center of a dispute earlier this month after Kagi released a Lion update to the discontinued software application VisualHub without Techspansion’s consent. Tyler Loch, founder of Techspansion, discontinued the software in 2008.
Funny how this dispute generated so much argument. It isn’t as though there aren’t plenty of cheap or free replacements for what VisualHub did.
Indeed. I suspect in the long run all this did was hurt Kagi’s reputation among developers.
If it does, they sure earned it.