Apple has the Terminal with commands like "du" built in, you can do a lot with that.
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Black Friday: 'Applaudables' Bundle Offers 12 Mac Apps for $75
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The 75$ is apparently without VAT.
MacHeist used to refer to their software section as the vault I believe. And they did these kind of bundles for a short while. And then there's of course Humble Bundle, but it is dependent on the individual bundle if it is worth it to Mac users.
I used Aeon Timeline 2, and I found it to be better than any other timeline software out there. I refuse to upgrade to the third version, however, because of the new licensing terms. The bundle calls this a "perpetual license," but you only get one year's worth of upgrades and updates; going beyond that requires a subscription, $35/year. I would not even mind paying $35/year as standalone purchases—that's cheaper than a date—but I abhor subscriptions and automatically recurring payments of any sort.
it's a tool for working on plain texts, for example using GREP, deleting duplicate lines, removing extra spaces, etc. You can think of it as a robust text editor for leaving text usable for publishing and ready to be used in other software like InDesign or Word, Excel
"Worth a total value of $350.00."
Lol. Sure. Do people fall for this silly marketing?
Lol. Sure. Do people fall for this silly marketing?
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Like BBEdit? A fine text editor that can cope with multi-GB files.
Always wanted to find a tool that would search for specific strings and be able to "search around" that point, say within 100 lines above & below. Typical logfile parsing.
I already have few of the apps, the only one I bought is TextSniper from the developer website
My bad that I didn't check the system requirements: it will not work on Mojave.
The price shows US $ but actually is in Euros and doesn't match the price but it is a little more + the exchange rate
Not a big deal, but I like to know what I'm paying and not to have surprises.
These are all great apps
BetterZip 5
DaisyDisk
Path Finder
Default Folder X
My bad that I didn't check the system requirements: it will not work on Mojave.
The price shows US $ but actually is in Euros and doesn't match the price but it is a little more + the exchange rate
Not a big deal, but I like to know what I'm paying and not to have surprises.
These are all great apps
BetterZip 5
DaisyDisk
Path Finder
Default Folder X
I agree. It is what OS X file dialogue / menu item should be.
Sure you can do a lot of this in terminal, but most people don't want to have to fire up Terminal and enter a bunch of commands just to see what files are in a folder nested 10 deep and then delete some.
I've sent you an email asking for a refund (wrong debit card used). I hope to get an answer soon before this offer expires.
Thank you
Check online, ususally it's very easy to find, but for example to show all folder sizes and sort by size:
find . -maxdepth 1 -mindepth 1 -type d -exec du -hs {} \;
Obviously you run this in the root folder you want to analyse. Can be your main drive, but will take some time. Play around with the maxdepth and mindepth to get what you want.
But you get the gist. You can find commands to do loads of things with files and folders, it's a matter of googling only, and doesn't require installing or paying for any extra software.
List directories and their sizes in Mac OS X command line
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I noticed Text Sniper's website mentioned it, and as I was looking at Text Sniper in Setapp it suggested BetterZip and Path Finder, so clearly other people have been looking at the same group of apps. Lol.
But yeah, that's actually really neat. Going to give a bunch of them a try and if I like them, support the developers further with a full license purchase.
How is it "silly marketing" to list the combined price of all the apps? Like unless you have a discount code for one or more of those apps independently, that is what you'd pay by buying them all separately.