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Analog Kid

Downloads: 11

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iTunes Remote Contro... 1.4.1
(Free)

June 1.0.6
(Free)

SpeedStat 2.02
(Free)

SurplusMeter 2.0.3
(Free)

Stars 1.0
(Free)

Titanium Toast Video... 5.1.1
(Updater)

Sofortbild 1.2.5
(Free)

moneyGuru 2.5.3
(Shareware)

Compress Files 5.0.2
(Shareware)

TarPit 1.43
(Free)

OnyX 2.4.6b3
(Free)

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Nikon Camera Control Pro

Analog Kid commented on 03 Feb 2008

First impressions: Works as expected with my old Nikon D100. I was stunned, however, to see Activity Monitor reporting this software using 280% CPU while idling on my Mac Pro 2 x 2.66 GHz dual core. Using this and Aperture at the same time is impossible.

[Version 2.0]

Jolly Roger Icons

Analog Kid commented on 29 Aug 2006

Nine nice icons ... but no Jolly Roger. Maybe there was a lapse of consciousness at Icon Factory between the decision to name the icon set "Jolly Roger" and when the icons were actually made.

[Version 2]

PsyncX

Analog Kid commented on 12 Jul 2006

Download is a .mpkg file with no readme explaining what it will install. You need to be daring and double-click the mysterious .mpkg file to get to the readme. The project site on Sourceforge has questions from users that have gone unanswered - including a question on how to uninstall PsyncX.

Free software is good! Backup utilities are good! Free backup utilities with no instructions nor developer follow-up to questions is not good!

PsyncX might be great, but I'm not brave enought to install it without instructions on what it does or how to uninstall it if I don't like it.

[Version 2.2]

arRsync

Analog Kid reviewed on 11 Jul 2006

Simple and free. That it uses the rsync utility within OS X and doesn't re-invent the wheel is smart. It doesn't provide access to all of rsync's functions, but as a pre-1.0 release, arRsync provides the basics to do easy push-button back-ups of your User folder to a second hard disk; something every Mac owner should be doing.

I would like to see a user manual added to explain what the available options do.

[Version 0.4.1]

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