You Mac OS X aficionados really like Prometeus, didn't you? You guys were raving about it when we last brought it up. Well, there's a new version out that should be of interest to you guys.

Prometeus v0.9.7B2 is a demo version of the app that combines the PSOne game-playing capability and ISO compression function of the previous version with the ability to save ISO directly from EBOOT.PBP files. For the most part, we've placed the recent changes and features of the app below.

One thing you might like to know is that Dago^WATT and Prometeus are asking for donations from interested users. If you've noticed, we mentioned that Prometeus v0.9.7B2 is a demo. Their download page states that the Pro functions in this demo are only usable thrice, and you have to restart the app if you want to use it again. Giving them a modest donation, however, alleviates the problem.

Interested users of the app can opt to donate one dollar to them and they'll send you v0.9.8, which they call PrometeusPro. The update updates certain functions. As they mention on their blog, "GetISO function updated. You can decompress ISOs from PBP. Additional function: You can cut zeros from end of image file (0.9.8)." It's not exactly a very big revision, but it does help them in the long run. For now, we'll let you guys visit their site to try out the demo, and if you're liking the download, you can order it directly from them. Enjoy!

• New PBP features:
• Patch IDs: Name and Game ID number patch without extract EBOOT.PBP.
• GetISO: You can save ISO from EBOOT.PBP
• Delete Files: App delete all Unpacked files from the folder
• Built in CDripper (from 0.9.5)
• Create folder with Game Name, automatically copy there KEYS.BIN and EBOOT.PBP.
• Allow different PNG sizes (but not allow bigger than max size) except BACKGROUND.PNG (it has fix size).
• When you change Game ID Number or Game Name you don't have got to press Enter. (Just Press Start button)
• Live preview
• Unpack / pack PBP files.

In a fit of information generosity (or maybe it was just gas), the guys behind the radical Mac application Disco have just revealed pretty much everything that their sweet little project can do.

OK, first off, just what exactly is Disco? Essentially, it's a CD burning application, but the cool thing about it is that it's all about simplicity. Less clicks, less hassle, no more overwhelming options that you don't even understand. According to the Disco team, the app will work "how you expect it to, when you expect it to Â? and it is able to do this through its elegant and simple interface that is heavily iconic, satisfying, and workflow based."

Sounds pretty good so far. Let's take a look at the features, shall we? Like we said before, Disco presents users with a very user-friendly interface. Burning a file disc is as simple as inserting a blank disc into your CD drive, dragging the file you want burned onto a list and then clicking burn. Same goes for burning discs based off an image. Wanna burn multiple copies? Hit reburn and keep feeding your disc drive more discs. What if you want to create session discs? Merely enable appendability when you burn a disc and you're all set.

The full article awaits after the jump!