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Yasu was originally created with System Administrators who service large groups of workstations in mind, Yasu (Yet Another System Utility) was made to do a specific group of maintenance tasks quickly within a few clicks, rather than needing to endlessly type shell script commands in the Terminal application.
Yasu allows system administrators, as well as the average user, to conveniently run various system level Unix shell scripts in order to perform maintenance routines and clear the many cache files used by OS X. Yasu was designed to be a simple, first line of attack for a
Yasu allows system administrators, as well as the average user, to conveniently run various system level Unix shell scripts in order to perform maintenance routines and clear the many cache files used by OS X. Yasu was designed to be a simple, first line of attack for a
What's New
Version 2.7.6:
- Addressed an issue where Yasu would not remove user cache files that had incorrect permissions.
- Changed how Yasu logs errors so they're easier to find in the log file (at the very end now).
- When Yasu does log errors, the application will perform the final steps (restart, shut down, etc.) after user has dismissed the error notification panel.
- The Cancel button on the run panel now disables as tasks are being performed, and re-enables between tasks.
- Other small code factoring.
Version 2.7.6:
- Addressed an issue where Yasu would not remove user cache files that had incorrect permissions.
- Changed how Yasu logs errors so they're easier to find in the log file (at the very end now).
- When Yasu does log errors, the application will perform the final steps (restart, shut down, etc.) after user has dismissed the error notification panel.
- The more...
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later.
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later.
Yasu User Discussion (Write a Review)
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| Downloads:90,293 |
| Version Downloads:3,857 |
| Type:Utilities : Optimizers |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:22 Dec 2011 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $3.50 |
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Yasu was originally created with System Administrators who service large groups of workstations in mind, Yasu (Yet Another System Utility) was made to do a specific group of maintenance tasks quickly within a few clicks, rather than needing to endlessly type shell script commands in the Terminal application.
Yasu allows system administrators, as well as the average user, to conveniently run various system level Unix shell scripts in order to perform maintenance routines and clear the many cache files used by OS X. Yasu was designed to be a simple, first line of attack for a workstation that has started "acting up." More often than not, a thorough purge of the cache files of a Mac will bring its behavior back into line.
Yasu allows system administrators, as well as the average user, to conveniently run various system level Unix shell scripts in order to perform maintenance routines and clear the many cache files used by OS X. Yasu was designed to be a simple, first line of attack for a workstation that has started "acting up." More often than not, a thorough purge of the cache files of a Mac will bring its behavior back into line.
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Alessandro82 reviewed on 26 Feb 2012
in console i got message operation not permitted...
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Please get in touch VIA MY WEBSITE with the specifics of your system.
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if you used the unarchiver to unzip yasu, update the unarchiver to 3.1.1 legacy (not sandboxed) or unzip yasu with os x archive utility.
http://code.google.com/p/theunarchiver/downloads/list
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Scotty_Beam_Me_Up_Again reviewed on 23 Dec 2011
Looks outdated too imo
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as a note to other users reading this, i never had a problem with yasu and i recommend it. actually it saved my bacon a couple of times with issues related to launch services and caches.
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Perfect example, I have custom icons for several folder aliases on my desktop. Often, when I first login, those icons are blank/invisible until I move them slightly, then they appear. However, when I clean my system with Yasu, the problem seems to go away, at least for a short while.
Yasu is the solution, not the problem.
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Paul04 reviewed on 13 Aug 2011
It has always been good. I keep it up to date the best I can. The recent versions close all apps when you start the tool. I'm pretty sure several versions ago this wasn't the case or at least not set by default. Not much changes, it's great to do system maintenance of the fly. Runs through all your basic scripts and never leaves any problems like various other tools can, even in the smallest way.
(NOTE: I apologize for my blatant misunderstanding a year ago. )
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Negritude reviewed on 05 Jun 2011
I've used and tested just about every possible system maintenance utility under the sun, and while I appreciate the nuclear option of full-featured apps like Onyx, and the heart-attack reducing powers of command-line scripts like AppleJack, Yasu is my number one routine maintenance utility. Yasu covers the core basics with a simple and clean interface that other utilities have yet to match. Not only do I find it invaluable in keeping my own machines running smoothly, but it's also my first choice recommendation to newbies who might end up blowing their fingers off using more complicated tools.
On a side note, I really love the standard log file that Yasu generates, detailing *exactly* what was done.
And Yasu is uncrippled shareware, meaning that you can use it and test it without any restrictions, other than a nag screen that pops up before it starts maintenance tasks. Unlike so much of the cheap junk that fills Apple's Mac and iPhone app stores, this is an inexpensive program that gives you way more value for the money.
Really, you can't go wrong with Yasu. Is it safe? Yes. Is it simple to use? Yes. Is it uncrippled shareware? Yes. Is the developer responsive? Yes. Am I related to the developer? No. :-)
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And, no, I'm not related, either!
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Fyreflye reviewed on 24 Mar 2010
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http://jimmitchelldesign.com/files/Yasu_PE.dmg.gz
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"Firefox can't find the server at jimmitchelldesign.com."
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Jd_1 rated on 25 Mar 2012
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Scriven rated on 06 Jun 2011
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