Piece of garbage. Started randomly blocking all google servers without warning: impossible to connect to any google server via Mail.app or any browser, across user accounts, and took nearly an hour for me to figure out what it was.
I haven't tried this, but I can tell right away by looking at the screenshot that this is going to have a hard time being better than any of the Little Wing Japanese pinball games, which are masterpieces. Try the latest one, Fairy Tower, or maybe Jinni Zeala. Classics, great addictive stuff.
Reactions after reading others' criticism:
1) I don't seem to have any problem quitting Mail.
2) Disk Utility still can't offer progress reading in the progress bar normally, and it is distressing when the progress hangs and one wonders if the application has crashed. I was stuck at "About 1 minute" for around 5 minutes for my 250GB HD (Intel Core Duo iMac).
But, you're patient, and if you get paranoid, note that Disk Utility is still using 1-2% of the CPU: it's not dead.
Then, it's true, Disk Utility tells you it will only repair one out of over 10 "issues".
No blue screen of death....no probs. Just had to be patient with restart (5 min max?)
+9
MacKeeper
Soap On A Rope reviewed on 14 Feb 2012
AVOID LIKE THE PLAGUE
+1
PeerGuardian
Soap On A Rope reviewed on 06 Apr 2011
+1
+12
Image to PDF
Uselessware!
+1
Pinball
Apple Mac OS X
1) I don't seem to have any problem quitting Mail.
2) Disk Utility still can't offer progress reading in the progress bar normally, and it is distressing when the progress hangs and one wonders if the application has crashed. I was stuck at "About 1 minute" for around 5 minutes for my 250GB HD (Intel Core Duo iMac).
But, you're patient, and if you get paranoid, note that Disk Utility is still using 1-2% of the CPU: it's not dead.
Then, it's true, Disk Utility tells you it will only repair one out of over 10 "issues".
No blue screen of death....no probs. Just had to be patient with restart (5 min max?)
Adobe Flash Player
I always just close my browsers on my Intel iMac, then install, and that's it. I don't really ever have any problems afterwards.
I don't bother with uninstall stuff.
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