Sep 14 2006
Yasu 2.0 released for OS X 10.4
Version 2.0 of Yasu has been released for OS X 10.4 (Tiger).
Designed to be a quick first line of defense for solving OSX related issues, Yasu was originally developed with System Administrators who service large groups of workstations in mind, enabling them to perform a specific group of maintenance tasks quickly within a few clicks, rather than endlessly typing shell script commands in the Terminal application.
This Tiger specific release boasts the following new features:
- A brand new icon designed by Yoram Blumenberg.
- Several new task options, and one returning.
- A new “Finish” menu for better control over what Yasu does when it’s done.
- Application version checking.
- Administrators can authenticate while Yasu is running under a regular user account.
- Administrator accounts can store their password in the Keychain for hassle-free use.
- The option to quit other running applications while Yasu performs tasks.
- The ability to securely delete internet related files.
- Several other enhancements that make using the application much easier and more stable.
Version 2 of Yasu also changes from a “freeware” to a “shareware” offering. But, at just USD$3.50 paid through Paypal, it’s the most cost effective shareware a user will ever have to buy. Once payment is made, users are provided a personalized “Friend of Yasu” code, based on their email address.
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