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Product Description:
Graphically observe filesystem changes using the same underlying API as Spotlight. One example of use could be to determine what files are changed via software installation, preferences, etc...
What's new in this version:
- Missing events bug fix (some events were quietly being ignored)
- Cosmetic improvements - crisper icons in table, core animation in filter
- Help now comments on Apple's fseventd (which has nothing to do with this app), and uninstalling
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
Additional Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.3.9
- Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.0
- Mac OS X 10.1
- Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.2
- Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.3
- Mac OS Classic
Screenshots:
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events view |
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Download Links:
Download fseventer Version 2.6.5 (File Size: 451k)
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Download fseventer Current Version (File Size: 505k)
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Lacking Integrity - Version: 2.6.6, 2/1/2009 03:21PM PST
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trijos
This IS NOT freeware. Please don't lie about your products, it's hardly appreciated.
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- Lacking Integrity
Excellent Tool 
- Version: 2.6, 9/6/2008 09:42AM PST
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Born Yesterday
I've used this many times to find what hidden files unscrupulous developer's like to install on your Mac. With it's easy to understand graphical view, it's snap locating unwanted files and trashing them.
Thank you for such a great tool, a must have for all Mac users that like to play with new software.
As for the complaints I've seen: :lol:
1) The developer made it very easy to turn off the donate question, if you can't figure how to turn it off you don't deserve to be using a Mac in the first.
2) Who cares about fslogger , once again this ain't the PC world, if it ain't got a GUI it ain't worth being on the Mac.
I didn't buy a Mac so I could be reminded of Dos 3.3 on a winblows machine by using terminal and unix commands on my Mac's. LOL
Thank you for such a great tool, a must have for all Mac users that like to play with new software.
As for the complaints I've seen: :lol:
1) The developer made it very easy to turn off the donate question, if you can't figure how to turn it off you don't deserve to be using a Mac in the first.
2) Who cares about fslogger , once again this ain't the PC world, if it ain't got a GUI it ain't worth being on the Mac.
I didn't buy a Mac so I could be reminded of Dos 3.3 on a winblows machine by using terminal and unix commands on my Mac's. LOL
Great product, but NOT freeware. - Version: 2.6.5, 8/12/2008 09:00AM PST
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bretta_dotmac
Okay, the product is absolutely wonderful. But should it be classified as freeware when the author writes in reminders to donate in the middle of using it? Really. "Donate?" or "Quit" are the options during a session. That is clearly NOT freeware. It is donationware or shareware... possibly even ransomware (if you don't donate, i'll terminate this session).
I really do think it is worthy of a donation, and I wouldn't really complain if he wrote the whole application. But he based it off of the functionality (maybe even the source code) of fslogger which you can get for free from Amit Singh's website osxbook.com/software . He gives Singh credit for it.
So it's a great product. But if you want a truly freeware version (without a GUI front end), get fslogger. If he stops calling it Freeware, I'll donate.
I really do think it is worthy of a donation, and I wouldn't really complain if he wrote the whole application. But he based it off of the functionality (maybe even the source code) of fslogger which you can get for free from Amit Singh's website osxbook.com/software . He gives Singh credit for it.
So it's a great product. But if you want a truly freeware version (without a GUI front end), get fslogger. If he stops calling it Freeware, I'll donate.
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- Great product, but NOT freeware. (1 replies)
