Duff-Man says....perhaps what you were thinking of was XSlimmer- it will delete unused languages, strip out old PPC code etc. If used *carefully* you will recover some space, but it's not really as useful as it once was since there are getting to be fewer and fewer "universal" apps these days and everything going to "intel only"....oh yeah!
Pretty much the same kind of app is Monolingual.
That's not true. Monolingual removes PPC architectures, as well.Monolingual is a bit different in that it only cleans out languages whereas XSlimmer cleans out PPC code.
Duff-Man says....perhaps what you were thinking of was XSlimmer- it will delete unused languages, strip out old PPC code etc. If used *carefully* you will recover some space, but it's not really as useful as it once was since there are getting to be fewer and fewer "universal" apps these days and everything going to "intel only"....oh yeah!
Actually, don't see any reason to use such kind of applications - I have MacBook with 64Gb SSD, and applications take less than 1Gb of space. You'd better remove some songs/videos, than using these applications.
Monolingual is a bit different in that it only cleans out languages whereas XSlimmer cleans out PPC code. They both give you free space though, and I've used XSlimmer for a few apps and it definitely helps.
Keep in mind there's no PPC code in Lion, so that's pretty much a dead horse.