OmniDiskSweeper 1.6 is now available

posted by James on 11.20.07 @ 2:51 pm

This release hopefully addresses all of the Leopard compatibility problems that were reported.

Download it.

Mea maxima culpa: OmniDiskSweeper 1.5.2 is available

posted by James on 03.14.07 @ 12:43 pm

Version 1.5.1 wouldn’t launch on 10.3. Version 1.5.2 addresses that.

Who knew there were so many 10.3 users needing their disks swept?!

OmniDiskSweeper 1.5.1 is now available!

posted by James on 03.07.07 @ 3:24 pm

No new changes since 1.5.1 beta 2!

Download it!!!one!

OmniDiskSweeper 1.5.1 beta 2 is now available

posted by James on 02.27.07 @ 2:28 pm

The release should fix a problem with SMB volumes not showing up under Network.

Download it!

New! (ish) version of OmniDiskSweeper

posted by Linda on 04.06.06 @ 10:53 am

In case you missed the mind-bending breathtaking riveting mildly interesting news, we released a new version of OmniDiskSweeper a short while back, our first non-beta update since….um….well, since 2003.

Hush up, we’ve been busy. Dammit, people, we’re a software company, not miracle workers! Or magicians! Or…bricklayers.

Anyway, the current version includes the rich, creamery Universal binary goodness, and what I typically refer to as “a number of improvements” because reading release notes makes my left eyelid twitch.

Happily, DiskSweeper 1.5 also now offers a revolutionary documentation technology called online help. And the refreshing smell of mint.

“Wait,” you may be saying, one hand methodically stroking your goatee as you gaze thoughtfully off into space, “can’t I just use the Finder to find and delete files?”

Uh, yes. Yes you can.

(My marketing fu is very strong.)

However! DiskSweeper highlights the biggest files on your drives, so it’s super handy for finding gigantor space-hogs like all those Numa Numa videos you downloaded. Since that was soooooo 2005, you should probably make room for the “Snakes on a Plane” trailer, you know?

In conclusion, the new version is here. Enjoy!