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Mounty

Mounty - 1.1.1

Checks free volume/disk space and prevents crashes

All Time: (3.7)
This Version: Not rated (0.0)
Current Version: 1.1.1
Release Date: 2003-10-26
License: Freeware
Downloads (this version): 4,095
Downloads (all versions): 4,750

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Product Description:

Did your OS X system ever crashed and lost some data, since one of your volumes - hopefully not your boot volume - did not had enough free space?

This small status item application - Mounty - checks your local volumes and warns if some volume is short of free space.

Other features:
  • Force Finder to mount removable Volumes
  • Force Finder to search for new applications and services
    • Visual feedback of each volume's space in Mounty menus.
    • Easy access to each volume's main directory
    • Mounty now knows about CD-ROM and read-only volumes
    • Easy access to Apple's Disc Utility
    • Changed text notification (Low!) to icon animation (disc<->flag). Thus, status item's are not moved around...


Mounty is a free application. Use it at your own risk without any warranty!

What's new in this version:

New Features:
  • Spoken notifications ('Volumes are low of space')
  • Mounty now writes logfile entries
  • Quick start Apple Disc Copy and Console
  • Fast eject all removable volumes
  • Fest eject single removable volume

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

  • Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
  • Mac OS X 10.3
  • Mac OS X 10.2
  • Mac OS X 10.1
  • Mac OS X 10.0

Additional Requirements:

  • Mac OS X 10.0 or higher
  • Tiger Compatible

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Mounty Usage TipHave a look to turingart's support forum - Version: 1.1.1, 10/31/2003 12:16AM PST

turingart-software
Go to http://www.turingart.com/support.htm
and click on 'turingart's support forum'.
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Mounty ReviewMUCH better! - Version: 1.1, 10/22/2003 03:48AM PST

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adamgardner
Ok, I'm revising my previous review for the new version, which works much better. Nice to see the bug fixed so quickly, and the flag is much nicer than "Low!" flashing every five seconds. Also nice that, while the flag continues to flash, it doesn't beep every five seconds anymore. The various finder tools are kinda neat too.

One feature I'd like is the ability to set it so that, when disk space goes bellow the limit, instead of continually flashing the flag, it just switches to a flag icon and stays there until disk space goes back into a good area. Even without that it's a nice app, though.

I'm also curious about the Fire Brigade feature you mention in the preference pane. It says it's "not available in this free release"? I visited your website but did not find any information on the present or future status of a paid version of the software.

My last suggestion is this: Mounty is small, and consists of a single app with a readme file. Instead of using an Installer package, why not just put the app on the disk image, and allow the user to drag it to their application folder (or wherever else they like)?
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Mounty Troubleshooting ReportRemovable Media - Version: 1.0, 10/21/2003 08:39PM PST

flakaddict
adamgardner got it right. After installing and launching Mounty, I began to mount other disk images. Mounty began alerting me about low disk space, but when I unmounted the DMG, it stopped.

It's a great idea, and I could really make use of this if you could only have Mounty triggered by hard drives. I have one internal HD, and two external FireWire drives and need to keep track of space.

Otherwise, I don't see any other problems. I'm going to disable it until I can mount DMG's again without Mounty freaking out.
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