Free maintenance enforcement alberta software for mac

Enhancements:

• Rebuild Spotlight Index
• Force Empty Trash

Requirements:

• Mac OS X 10.5 or later.

3 Maintenance Scripts are three simple applescripts that will launch your terminal window and execute the maintenance cron script for you after you enter an administrative password.
I wrote this because in certain cases the unavailable memory isnt freed until either the cron script is run, or a reboot. I used another utility for a while but didnt feel like paying the shareware fee for something that I could do myself in Terminal. I recommend using the weekly script.
Enhancements:
- Added startup screen with opt-out and no longer a run- only script.

The Battle of Alberta represents the name of one of the greatest rivalries in all of sports, namely the Edmonton Oilers and the Calgary Flames. It is also the name of a blog that follows both sides of that rivalry to the joy of Albertans everywhere.

This widget combines the RSS feed for the latest posts on BoA as well as the schedule for the 8 "battles" that will take place this season and seasons to come...
It also features an up to date count on games/battles won by both teams.
All game times are localized and scores will be updated after the games have concluded. (Please allow some time for this, as it is done manually.)

MainMenu 2.0 offer you a quick and easy way to run all the different tools and scripts right from your menu bar. Rebuilding your Spotlight library for faster searching, repairing permissions, cleaning caches to improve application performance, and even more advanced settings - such as enabling and disabling the Dashboard - are no more than two clicks away. MainMenu is full of powerful maintenance tools to keep your Mac running like new, within a slick, simple interface.

Major Features:

1. Run your Mac faster. Clean caches to improve application performance, rebuild your Spotlight library for faster search, and repair disk permissions for faster disk access.
2. Batch tasks. Save time by grouping your common maintenance tasks into convenient batches.
3. Easy to use. MainMenu sits readily available in your system menu so you have all the functionality right at your fingertips.
4. For pros only. Clean log files, remove temporary files, flush the DNS cache, disable and enable the Dashboard, and remove corrupted preferences files.
5. Growl notifications. Let MainMenu unobtrusively inform you when it completes maintenance tasks.

IceClean is a system created to help you solve maintenance and optimization problemsusing built-in Unix system tasks to help your Mac stay healthy and to keep it running smoothly.
IceClean lets you execute the following tasks:
- Periodic routine scripts
- Verify preference files
- Repair permissions
- Run periodic scripts
- Update prebindings
- Remove user and root cache files
- Update Locate & Whatis databases
- Rebuild LaunchServices

Vehicle Tracker will track maintenance, record commonly used parts, as well as general info about the car, boat, motorcycle or whatever it is youre tracking.

You can track maintenance by date, mileage, hours, or even a user specified metric. All of this information is incredibly useful when trying to sell your vehicle, as it raises its value.

You are able to printout a listing of all maintenance and repairs done to the vehicle, and even printout a "sticker" giving general information about the vehicle to be displayed in your cars window.

MacJanitor is designed to be used on a periodic basis by Mac OS X users who dont leave their computer on (and awake) 24 hours a day. MacJanitor is provided as freeware as a service to laptop and energy-conscious home users.
MacJanitor provides a way to run system maintenance tasks at the click of a button.
The Unix subsystems on Mac OS X were originally written for machines that were typically never shut off. Mac OS X inherits this assumption in version 1.x, and has many system maintenance tasks that are scheduled to run between 3 am and 5 am. In addition, there are scripts designed to run weekly on weekends, and once a month in the middle of the night.
If these maintenance tasks are never run (such as on a laptop that is always shut off at night), many log files and system database will grow extremely large or fail to get backed up.
Laptop users could click the daily button every morning (or every few days), or office workers could click the weekly button on Mondays.
If youve been leaving your machine off at night without allowing the maintenance tasks to run for several weeks or more, the first time you run them using MacJanitor may take several minutes. Also, if your log files have grown extremely large and you are low on disk space, the tasks may have problems moving the files around and compressing them. After that, it typically takes less than a minute for each task.
The output of the task is displayed in the scrolling view in the bottom part of the window. If for some reason you feel the need, you may print the output of the system maintenance tasks (but why?...).
Enhancements:
- Built for Panther and higher (Tiger compatible).
- Uses the periodic tool instead of running the tasks directly.