14 DAY TRIAL // MacPaw, the creator of two very useful Mac apps, has released an update to its flagship OS X product, CleanMyMac. Now at Version 1.5.5, CleanMyMac features support for the new Snow Leopard package management system. In simpler words, Application uninstallation is more accurate in Mac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard).
“This update is recommended for everyone who already upgraded to Snow Leopard. For full details, view the complete release notes,” MacPaw tells users of its cleaning utility. “This update is free for all MacPaw users. If you have any problems with this update, it is recommended to download the newest version directly from our site,” the company advises customers.
In addition to the aforementioned improvements, CleanMyMac 1.5.5 should fix a binaries slimming algorithm issue specific to Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger). The new version also fixes some mistypes in Italian translation, as well as some small bugs thanks to the new developer tools on Snow Leopard, according to MacPaw. Lastly, the changelog mentions small UI improvements.
About CleanMyMac
CleanMyMac can delete useless files that pile up over time and waste valuable disk space, as well as slow down the system. Unlike simpler “cleaning” solutions, CleanMyMac combines features such as the ability to slim down Universal Binaries, delete unneeded languages, logs and Caches, Quick Erase, application uninstallation, and the ability to fully erase trash left from buried applications.
Using the preferences to select the default configurations you want, you can get even better results. With CleanMyMac installed and run periodically, your computer will work faster and smoother.
CleanMyMac requires a computer running Mac OS X 10.4.11 or later. The piece of software is a Universal Binary, good for using on either a PowerPC or an Intel-based Mac. The key features include:
- All-in-one cleaning utility; - Intuitive UI; - Slims Universal Binaries; - Removes useless languages, caches and logs; - Accurate application, widgets uninstallation; - Completely erases leftovers; - Extensive preference options; - Allows your Mac to reclaim its resources; - Useful in the long run.