If you have not been by the site recently, I have updated a few my applications this week, and I have added a pair of new apps as well.
The newcomers include AudioX and RAIDFix.
AudioX is a labor of love several years in the works. A process born in batch files, migrated to Perl, and [...]
Suction version 1.1.3 fixes a few bugs hanging around in the 1.1.1 release. With the help of Gary M. who reported these bugs and tested fixes, I was able to knock out a few annoying issues.
The 1.1.3 release includes:
Fix for the auto-exit bug that would cause the application to remain open when initiated from the [...]
Over the past few days, I have made some changes to MailBin that fix some lingering bugs as well as enhance performance. Make sure to check the MailBin page frequently for program updates!
Written from the ground up in C#, MailBin is a small application that checks your Gmail account for NZB, Zip, and .Torrent files, allowing you to remotely queue up Usenet and BitTorrent downloads at any remote location. It’s a great tool for when you find something you want to download while away from home, but [...]
I have put together a little program that will accept any number of directories as input and “Suction” the contents of any subdirectory to the top folder, deleting all empty subfolders left behind after the operation.
Morehpperliter was quite fond of the “Unify” function in DirUtils, which does not run on 64-bit machines and as far [...]
