#Free for apple instal DaisyDisk license key#
#Free for apple instal DaisyDisk update#

Moving files to the Trash does not free up space you’ll have to empty the Trash. Empty Trash beforehand: it may contain tens of gigabytes of useless stuff. We can probably just create a new stand-alone license for you. DaisyDisk does its best to prevent accidental deletion of essential files, but be careful: double-check the list of folders before you click Delete. If I buy the App Store version of DaisyDisk right now, will I be able to exchange it for the “stand-alone” version later? Future versions may differ even more, a lot depends on Apple. The MAS version does not support OS X 10.5 (no luck for PPC users) and update/registration mechanisms are changed to ones provided by Apple. The App Store version does not support scanning as administrator: the feature was removed to comply with Apple’s app submission policy. What’s the difference between the MAS and “stand-alone” versions? You cannot get a discounted upgrade from your DaisyDisk 1 to Mac App Store version 2, it’s technically impossible. The only way to do it is to buy the app via the Mac App Store at the full price. Can I upgrade from a license for DaisyDisk 1 to version 2 for the Mac App Store?

#Free for apple instal DaisyDisk license key#

The upgrade policy remains the same: $9,95 unless your license key was issued before Octoor after September 1, 2010. You’ll be able to upgrade to DaisyDisk 2 once it’s available on our site. The discounted upgrade will be available only as a stand-alone app and not as a Mac App Store app. I own a license for DaisyDisk 1, how can I get the discounted upgrade? Note: DaisyDisk may appear “Installed” in the Mac App Store, but the app will still not be managed by the App Store (updates, sharing the license across your Macs) unless the app was bought via the Mac App Store.

The only way to make DaisyDisk managed by the App Store is to buy it again via the App Store. The Mac App Store has its own mechanism of registration and updates for apps, so it does not recognize the previously bought DaisyDisk licenses. I own a license for DaisyDisk 1, but it is not shown in the Mac App Store, why? We hope to finish everything in a few weeks. Now a small FAQ: When the “stand-alone” version of DaisyDisk 2 becomes available? The new DaisyDisk 4 app has a new, flatter design that aims to match OS X.

#Free for apple instal DaisyDisk update#

Blog Jan 6, 2011 DaisyDisk 2 debuts in the Mac App StoreĭaisyDisk 2 debuts in Mac App Store and is available for purchase right now (direct link). Disk management app DaisyDisk received a major update today, overhauling its interface and improving disk scanning speeds.