Below is a list of my softwares and their compatibility status with Mac OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion.

OK: apps work fine
NG: apps do not work

(64UB): 32/64-bit universal binary version
(32UB): 32-bit universal binary version

name	version	status	comment	schedule	substitute
CharConvX	2.2 (64UB)	OK	*1	-	-
CocoaCatX	2.1 (64UB)	OK	*1	-	-
Diary++X	1.2.1 (64UB)	OK	*1	-	-
drop-split	1.1 (32UB)	OK		-	-
DupScan	2.4.1 (32UB)	OK	*1 attached AppleScript droplets (PPC version) don't work *2	-	-
PboardPeeker	1.1 (64UB)	OK	*1	-	-
SortServicesX	1.1 (64UB)	OK	*1	-	-
Th-MakerX	3.2 (64UB)	OK	*1 trouble in Hight Resolution mode (Retina display) *3	-	-
Get File Path.action	1.0 (64UB)	OK		-	-
Touch Files.action	1.0 (64UB)	OK		-	-
Zap Resource Forks.action	1.2 (64UB)	OK		-	-
DiamondCursorKeyBindingDict	1.0	OK		-	-

*1 You cannot open the application with normal procedure because the application has no developper ID. Please open fallowing steps:

1. Click the application icon with pressing "Control" key or right-click it on the Finder.
2. Choose "Open" from displayed contexual menu.
3. Click "Open" button on the confirmation dialog. Enter the name and the password of addministrator if requireed.

*2 You can make Mountain Lion-compatible droplet as follows:

1. Launch AppleScript Editor on Mountain Lion, open the droplet.
2. Select "New" from File menu. Move the script to the new document with copy & paste or drag & drop.
3. Select "Save" from File menu. Specify file name and location. Set "File Format" to "Application" and the all "Options" check boxes to off, then, click "Save" button.

*3 Th-MakerX resizes with double pixel size of specified size and image DPI 144 pixel/inch in High Resolution mode of Retina display. Th-MakerX creates, for example, an image file with 600 pixel width and the image DPI 144 pixel/inch when the resize mode is "Width" 300 pixel. Try opening Th-MakerX using Low Resolution mode to avoid the trouble:

1. Quit Th-MakerX if it is currently open.
2. In the Finder, click the Th-MakerX's icon so it is highlighted.
3. Choose Get Info from the File menu.
4. Place a checkmark next to "Open in Low Resolution" to enable Low Resolution mode.