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Reecemac

posted on 13th May 10 at 13:13

Usually updates pop up automatically when they are ready to download so you dont have to keep checking.


podgeworth

posted on 13th May 10 at 12:24

I use a program called CleanMyMac. It clears caches, logs and general stuff you can delete such as universal binaries and language files.


AlunJ

posted on 13th May 10 at 10:52

as said, no need for disk cleanup/defrag
I use firefox under mac, however if you open safari, click safari it gives you the options to reset safari or clear the cache.


Dom

posted on 13th May 10 at 10:43

OnyX for OSX maintenance
OSX sorts it self out with regards to defrag
You can clear Safari's cache/temp files from within the options, although just install FireFox etc
As Bart said, Apple Logo > Software Update

[Edited on 13-05-2010 by Dom]


Bart

posted on 13th May 10 at 09:19

quote:
Originally posted by Whittie
And where would I find them?

Disc Cleanup
Disc Defragmenter



Might be wrong, but because of the file system used (databases?), there is no need for the above. Applications are a single drag/drop :)

quote:
Originally posted by Whittie
Safari > Temp Files delete? Cookies delete?
Install OS updates?



Not sure about Safari, but for os updates, Apple logo in top left corner -> OS Software Updates


Whittie

posted on 13th May 10 at 08:05

And where would I find them?

Disc Cleanup
Disc Defragmenter
Safari > Temp Files delete? Cookies delete?
Install OS updates?

Thanks!

[Edited on 13-05-2010 by Whittie]