iClean Memory from Appstore
- Type:
- Applications > Mac
- Files:
- 1
- Size:
- 602.5 KiB (616955 Bytes)
- Tag(s):
- app iclean memory apple mac book memory cleaner
- Uploaded:
- 2012-05-20 21:45:05 GMT
- By:
- mistarz
- Seeders:
- 0
- Leechers:
- 1
- Comments
- 10
- Info Hash: 467728D525B6B97E44BF57C991937B55B24AC856
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Iclean memory from appstore. Unzip and drag into apps folder. Enjoy! M
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Let me know if you can't download it properly.This is my first torrent.
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Works just fine man, cheers.
This is thenNewest version at v1.6. Cheers!
@Rizzo220 Yes it is the newest version.
nobody2007 at 2012-05-25 20:27 CET:
a user comment on macupdate.com
read what the user mean about that "tool":
This app is completely unnecessary. Mac OS X does a great job at automatically freeing memory when you need it.
If you really think it makes a difference manually freeing some memory, you do NOT need to buy a program like iCleanMemory. Just install the developer tools and type "purge" in the Terminal application.
read what the user mean about that "tool":
This app is completely unnecessary. Mac OS X does a great job at automatically freeing memory when you need it.
If you really think it makes a difference manually freeing some memory, you do NOT need to buy a program like iCleanMemory. Just install the developer tools and type "purge" in the Terminal application.
@nobody2007
Did you mean this comment?>
This is one of those neat little "does one thing and does it well" type of utilities. Sure, you could use the "purge" command in Terminal as suggested below but I like the convenience of having the utility in my Menu Bar so I can quickly check the amount of used/free memory and purge it if needed. I don't want to think about opening Terminal and typing in the command.
I also like to support indie developers who come up with nice solutions as this.
Did you mean this comment?>
This is one of those neat little "does one thing and does it well" type of utilities. Sure, you could use the "purge" command in Terminal as suggested below but I like the convenience of having the utility in my Menu Bar so I can quickly check the amount of used/free memory and purge it if needed. I don't want to think about opening Terminal and typing in the command.
I also like to support indie developers who come up with nice solutions as this.
@mistarz
Theres no supporting going on if you're downloading it from here ;)
Theres no supporting going on if you're downloading it from here ;)
@macmaverickk
Support is not all about money.
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Support is not all about money.
M
Anyone can seed for few minutes ?
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