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Leopard is out, and Delicious Library 2 is about to be released. I frankly don’t see why they haven’t shipped it already, as Leopard was originally supposed to be done in June. Whatever. After this long wait though, Delicious-Monster, the company behind Delicious Library has leaked some more details on their upcoming release. We already knew about DL2′s iTunes integration and HTML export, as well as some beeeautiful Leopard iCandy. Now Wil Shipley, developer of DL2, is saying that they have decided to cancel the pro version, and include all of the pro features into the One Delicious Library 2 To Rule Them All™ version. I’m all for having a less Windows Vista-like product. Also, pricing has been announced. DL2 will cost $40, the same price as it is going for today. If you bought it before December 1st, you can upgrade for $20. And even better, if you bought it after December 1dt, you get to upgrade for free. Thanks Delicious Monster! DL2 will probably ship around Macworld in January, and they have a private beta going out before Christmas.
Via [Ars Technica]
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