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I think I don’t need to re-emphasize the importance of software updates.
Surely updating all of your applications manually one by one is not an option.
The process should be done as automatically as it can.
That’s what computer and technology is all about, right?
Mac OS X comes withits own software update program, but it is limited only to its native applications.
That leaves the 3rd-party applications on the stone-age manual-updating world.
There are applications that has automatic update features but you still have to launch the app to activate it.
So much for an automation, huh?
So, it’s better to backup than be sorry.
There’s also an optional offer to integrate AppFresh with the IUseThis service.
117 of them are updated while the other 109 can be updated with the available newer version.
The status of the remaining 165 are unknown.
Select one of the apps and you will get some information about it on the right pane.
Right tap on the app and you will have several choices of action from the pop-up menu.
To update the app, choose “Install”.
After the updating process is finished, a Growl notification will pop up.
I also found another useful usage of AppFresh: to delete apps.
So I just right select them and choose “Send To Trash”.
Spring cleaning comes early this year :).
