There are more compatibility fixes for Snow Leopard in this pre-release build. Specifically:
- Updated the Default Folder X preference pane to run in 64 bit mode.
- Eliminated “auto malloc” errors in applications that use garbage-collected memory management.
You can grab a copy of the installer from:
http://www.stclairsoft.com/download/DefaultFolderX-4.2.2d7.dmg
Again, because of some of the fixes I’ve made since version 4.2.1, anyone running Snow Leopard should be running a pre-release build of Default Folder X 4.2.2.
If you encounter any issues with this build or have suggestions, please don’t hesitate to drop me a line at DefaultFolder (at) stclairsoft.com. Thanks!

I’ve put together a development build of Default Folder X that incorporates a couple of important fixes, plus some handy new tweaks. If you’ve noticed a process called DFPreviewServer slowing down your machine or have experienced problems while running Snow Leopard, this build will fix those problems.
Layers is a really polished, feature-packed natural media painting program for the iPhone. As it’s name implies, one of its distinguishing features is that it lets you paint on up to 5 different layers. That, combined with its full undo/redo support, makes it easy for even fumble-fingered people like me to create decent drawings. It also sports transparency, 8 different brushes, and a really cool feature that lets you erase portions of the current layer to reveal the layer below — something that’s fun to do with photos because you can ‘knock out’ the background around a subject to reveal the contents of another photo or a drawing below it.

