xpy 1.1.2 & Vispa 0.6.2

Just a couple of minor cosmetics lead to these new versions, probably the last before the next major version. I’m currently overthinking the strategy of running two seperate builds, xpy and Vispa.

Both share the exact same source-code with different functions enabled, so it would be an easy task to merge xpy and Vispa into one application. Previously, I felt it easier to avoid mistakes with seperate products, but on the downside this lead to prejudices such as xpy is “not working” on Windows Vista or Windows 7. Even Vispa works in parts on Windows XP, but such questions shouldn’t even come up with a clear two product strategy. However, maintaining two builds also results in a lot of logistics that I’d love to skip in the future. But I’m positive it’s easy to bring together the don’t-think-about-it approach with more functionality.

In other news, you can now follow all activity on my new Twitter page. With the forthcoming new website, I will also integrate my other tools into this feed.