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Rip is currently beta software available for public testing. While every effort is made to ensure Rip works correctly, there will be bugs. By using it you acknowledge that Rip may delete your hard drive, cause massive data loss, punch you in the face, cause divorce, etc.
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Somewhat related: the last beta was posted last September, about a month after the last release of Max. Is it still being actively developed? New builds of XLD tend to be released fairly regularly (bi-weekly or more often).
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| Also, I thought it was recommended not to use C2 error correction for cdparanoia/EAC-type rippers, even if the drive supports it - i.e., don't rely on what the drive tells you, let the software do the heavy lifting via multiple passes instead. |
Here's a couple more to add to the list:
iSwiff, an app to run Flash games outside of the browser.
Boxer, a
DOSBox wrapper that packages old DOS games into pre-configured, standalone bundles.