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FreeMan

Name: FreeMan
Price: 1.99 $
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

1.4.1

19 April 2016

Monitors and frees up RAM.

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Overview

FreeMan can speed up your Mac with a single click by freeing up system memory. FreeMan is also a memory monitor which can free up memory automatically if inactive memory reaches a preset threshold.

What's new in FreeMan

Version 1.4.1:

Note: Now requires a 64-bit Intel processor

Minor bugs fixed

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4 FreeMan Reviews

Anthony1947

31 May 2013

Most helpful

Seriously, folks -- why would you spend even $1.99 for something that you can do in Terminal -- by typing in the word purge at the prompt and then hitting the return key.

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Version 1.2.8

Tim27

15 October 2014

Umm, Memory Clean is free: http://www.fiplab.com/apps/memory-clean-for-mac

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Version 1.4.0

Sure you can use Terminal to purge but many people are not familiar with or comfortable using Terminal. I don't shy away from Terminal solutions but in this case, the app provides an MBI so I can see at a glance when things are getting tight, and I just click the MBI and the purge is done for me without having to access Terminal and type... So I'm a bit lazy that way. Freeman works as advertised and it a handy out-of-the-way app that is useful for me several times during the day. It's well worth $2

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Version 1.3.3

Anthony1947

21 November 2013

@Satcomer -- I thought so, too, until I found out differently. Open Terminal, type at the prompt "sudo purge" (without the quotes). Ciao. Anthony1947

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Version 1.3.2

1 answer(s)

hwgray

15 October 2014

Why bother? Using FreeMan is a *lot* faster!

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Anthony1947

31 May 2013

Seriously, folks -- why would you spend even $1.99 for something that you can do in Terminal -- by typing in the word purge at the prompt and then hitting the return key.

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Version 1.2.8

2 answer(s)

bbw7

04 June 2013

...and looking in Activity Monitor for RAM usage.

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