Kip is pretty cool, and I like the idea of using it to store all those things that aren't worth archiving in a more formal library, like receipts and stuff. It would be great if it could keep a bit more information -- I'd love to see it usable as a graphical way to browse my BibDesk library, for example.

Installed it and lost interest quickly...

• No way to "select all" and "delete" all of the example stuff they add in
• .Mac webdav based uploading, but no option for my own DAV server

While it may fill a gap for some people, my requests dont seem (that) unreasonable.

1) Command-A is Select-All as expected. Command-Delete isn't delete, though. You can drag selected items to the Trash or context/right-click and pick 'Delete' against all selected items.

2) Well, it isn't using DAV as much as just using a mounted filesystem and copying things to it. You could create a symlink for the directory it puts in ~/Documents onto any filesystem you want, DAV or no.

I think that continuing to throw things into DEVONthink is the way to go for most things, but I *really* like that little magnifier that lets you surf un-indexable documents such as handwritten notes!

I end up with a lot of things that I have to heavily tag in DEVONthink if they're not machine-indexable.

Though I guess I'm tagging things in Kip too, so I suppose ultimately I was just blinded by the nice rack on Kip. Now, the morning after, the stink of booze and cigarettes lingering in the air, I see that one day my ability to be easy impressed by glitzy things may well kill me.