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Maintain1 is an AppleScript Studio Application. The main purpose of this program is to provide an interface to run shell scripts in the terminal and to be able to edit any shell script.
The shell scripts are linked in the program by the name and location of the script. What this means is that you can edit any of the scripts and have them do what you want them to do. Shell scripts are plain text files. The scripts are not compiled into the program and can be changed. My adhd is starting to show again.
The little program started out with about 3 or 4 buttons and now we
The shell scripts are linked in the program by the name and location of the script. What this means is that you can edit any of the scripts and have them do what you want them to do. Shell scripts are plain text files. The scripts are not compiled into the program and can be changed. My adhd is starting to show again.
The little program started out with about 3 or 4 buttons and now we
What's New
Version 8.7:
- Now works with Leopard.
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later.
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later.
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Maintain1 is an AppleScript Studio Application. The main purpose of this program is to provide an interface to run shell scripts in the terminal and to be able to edit any shell script.
The shell scripts are linked in the program by the name and location of the script. What this means is that you can edit any of the scripts and have them do what you want them to do. Shell scripts are plain text files. The scripts are not compiled into the program and can be changed. My adhd is starting to show again.
The little program started out with about 3 or 4 buttons and now we are close to 100 buttons. The scripts that the buttons control do several different things. When including local and remote operations there are close to 250 things that maintain1 can do.
Yes the program is still freeware but donations are welcome.
The shell scripts are linked in the program by the name and location of the script. What this means is that you can edit any of the scripts and have them do what you want them to do. Shell scripts are plain text files. The scripts are not compiled into the program and can be changed. My adhd is starting to show again.
The little program started out with about 3 or 4 buttons and now we are close to 100 buttons. The scripts that the buttons control do several different things. When including local and remote operations there are close to 250 things that maintain1 can do.
Yes the program is still freeware but donations are welcome.
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macmend.com reviewed on 26 Aug 2006
I also like the fact you can run scripts at the same time, maybe OnyX does the same things and with a pretty pretty GUI but this somehow brings a semi geek like me closer to what really is going on without me having to learn it all and OnyX only does one thing at a time.
I often recommend this utility on my web site and i hope it continues to be developed
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So the whole "List" can be done at once.
Thanks!
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Anonymous reviewed on 23 Aug 2005
Ti PB 1GHZ OS X 10.4.2
Anonymous reviewed on 02 Aug 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 02 Aug 2005
What a superb improvement!
Magnificently inclusive and functional!
Remarkable!
Anonymous reviewed on 01 Aug 2005
It says 10.3 and above - that's Panther - Tiger is 10.4 and above. Therein lies the confusion.
Write to MacUpdate to get that fixed. (8/1/2005, Version: 7.4_PRO)
Anonymous reviewed on 29 Apr 2005
It says 10.3 and above - that's Panther - Tiger is 10.4 and above. Therein lies the confusion.
Write to MacUpdate to get that fixed.
Anonymous reviewed on 22 Feb 2005
optmization tweak without loss or damage to one's preferences/system.
After trying many "free"maintenance tools this utility is a definate winner.
Many thanks Blacklist.
P.S. Using a G4 450 mhz on Panther 10.3.8
22nd Feb 2005
Ronnie V, Blackheath ,London UK
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Says Made for Tiger.....ok......Only??..it's unclear if it'll run on Panther 10.3.9 or not
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No problems with versions before 7.
I think a quick fix should be nice.