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11 responses to “How to Clean Up and Speed Up Mac OS”

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   sebastian

   October 1, 2014

   Perfect! I’ve been wondering most of these things since making the jump to Mac. Nice post, thanks.

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      Ilpo Karkkainen

      October 1, 2014

      Glad you’re finding it useful!

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   Alan

   October 1, 2014

   Nice article. I use Grandperspective to get an overview of files sizes on my disk. Useful for clearing large files you’ve forgotten were there:) http://grandperspectiv.sourceforge.net/

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      Ilpo Karkkainen

      October 1, 2014

      Very cool, thanks for sharing!

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   Twelve(One)

   October 28, 2014

   This is amazing, thanks a lot for this info. Keep up the great work my man!

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   dhjdhj

   December 27, 2014

   I understand the startup items and 15% empty space. I don’t understand however how any of the other suggestions lead to FASTER performance in terms of running a DAW etc.

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5. 

   Legender

   February 6, 2015

   You’re too awesome. I love the majority of your articles.
   This one and the top free plugins article are godsends.

   Thank you for your hard work mate.

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      Ilpo Karkkainen

      February 6, 2015

      Thank you for the kind words!

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   Larry Mkensicki

   March 31, 2015

   I’m using Tweak and Tuneup for my mac, and pretty happy with the results.

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      Ilpo Karkkainen

      March 31, 2015

      Thanks for the tips Larry, will check them out.

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   Rolf Bause

   January 8, 2018

   UninstallPKG is pretty handy too – and helps with cleaning up old package files. I think it is (to my knowledge) the only tool of it’s kind for the Mac and basically works hand in hand with CleanMyMac.

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