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QaLL terminates every running applications at once. With the touch of a button, it will also relaunch all applications that have been terminated by QaLL. Of course, you can specify apps that you don't want to terminate.
Mac OS X is able to run many apps in parallel, but sometimes especially when you play a game or run a big application the processing speed can be slowed down by of other open apps. So, you can use QaLL to close down needless processes and therefore feel comfortable running big apps. After you quit the big application, you can launch all the smaller apps again
Mac OS X is able to run many apps in parallel, but sometimes especially when you play a game or run a big application the processing speed can be slowed down by of other open apps. So, you can use QaLL to close down needless processes and therefore feel comfortable running big apps. After you quit the big application, you can launch all the smaller apps again
What's New
Version 2.0: Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later
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QaLL terminates every running applications at once. With the touch of a button, it will also relaunch all applications that have been terminated by QaLL. Of course, you can specify apps that you don't want to terminate.
Mac OS X is able to run many apps in parallel, but sometimes especially when you play a game or run a big application the processing speed can be slowed down by of other open apps. So, you can use QaLL to close down needless processes and therefore feel comfortable running big apps. After you quit the big application, you can launch all the smaller apps again by clicking a single button, and quickly and easily get back to your work again.
Mac OS X is able to run many apps in parallel, but sometimes especially when you play a game or run a big application the processing speed can be slowed down by of other open apps. So, you can use QaLL to close down needless processes and therefore feel comfortable running big apps. After you quit the big application, you can launch all the smaller apps again by clicking a single button, and quickly and easily get back to your work again.
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Doc-Renaud reviewed on 23 Apr 2007
Quit all open apps in the dock, but any of the small utilities in menu bar. Exactly what I needed !
The icon is not that great looking but hey, it's free ! Anyway, who cares ? Just replace it with one you like...
Thanks Mr developer :-)