software and all code (c) Paul Alan Freshney 2004-2007
I originally started writing Cerberus because I wanted a simple webcam application that could upload images from my webcams to my website. I couldn't find any free applications that were any good, so I decided to write my own and give it away free to anyone who wants it. Cerberus will always be free.
Cerberus was the guardian of the Greek Underworld, and a faithful servant of Hades (the god who ruled that gloomy realm). He was represented as a grotesque dog who had three heads (although the poet Hesiod claims that Cerberus had fifty heads - quite an extravagant number), all of which snarled at those foolish enough to attempt to leave the Underworld; the dog also had the tail of a serpent. According to legend, Cerberus was the result of the union of Echidna and Typhon, two beings that are best described as somewhat monstrous themselves. Additionally, he was the brother to both the Hydra and the Chimera, which further emphasizes his monstrous aspect.
History
March 11th 2004
beta 1.0 released onto betanews.com
March 23rd 2004
beta 1.3 released onto betanews.com
March 30th 2004
beta 1.5 released onto betanews.com
April 24th 2004
beta 1.7 released onto betanews.com
May 5th 2004
beta 1.71 silently released (uploaded directly to paulalanfreshney.com)
May 7th 2004
beta 1.72 silently released (uploaded directly to paulalanfreshney.com)
March 27th 2005
beta 2.1 released via betanews.com
April 2nd 2005
beta 2.2 released via betanews.com
April 10th 2005
beta 2.21 silently released via betanews.com
February 25th 2007
beta 3.1 released via betanews.com
Thanks to all those people (especially Chris Chalmet) that use the program and have sent me useful feedback.
If you have any comments, queries, bug reports or would like to recommend new features for the software then I would love to hear from you, please use the email address below. If you use the software then please let me know what you like about it and what you don't! I will keep a mailing list of those people who email me with their name and email address so I can keep you informed of new versions, bug fixes and new software.
Coding
Paul Alan Freshney
Installer
built with the Nullsoft Scriptable Install System (NSIS).
Toolbar icons
copyright The Icon Factory (thanks!)
Thanks To
Julie Tomkins and the Fimbles for their help in creating Cerberus and all of the people listed below, many thanks!
Special Thanks
Chris Chalmet
  Luciano Cebula
  Bert Jacobs
  Hans C Arents
  Sebastian Latas
  Vrambout De Graeve
  Alexander Werner
Translations
Finnish by Mikka Pirinen
  German by Huebich S. Schletz
  Portugese by Carlos Alexandre
  Spanish by Sergio González
email: info@paulalanfreshney.com | web: www.paulalanfreshney.com