• The 'core' of the Clean-Up Manager has been completely re-written implementing BeOS specific classes and objects. In fact I took a whole back-up of the previous version before laying my hands on this one.
• The Clean-Up Manager no longer relies on internal usage of Bash commands to do the dirty work. This proved way too slow. The code thus was totally re-written resulting in lesser and more understandable code.
• Well commented source code. New BeOS programmers will be able to follow most of the tasks performed.
• This version also reports the disk space gained much more accurately than the previous versions. In fact the previous versions always report "0 KB" freed when it clears whole directories, but when it cleared single files it reported the space freed fairly accurately. This problem of incorrect and inaccurate space freed is finally fully fixed. No more slip-ups....
• A resource file (.rsrc) has been provided with the source to apply the attributes to the compiled binary in case you compile the code.
• Eliminated some unwanted code that was used for debugging... such as unwanted variables and statements.
• As far as I tested it on my machine, there was a real significant improvement of speed during the clean-up process, thanks to the re-write and incidental removal of the internal calling of sync.
• Sometimes... or most of the time, the stored PPP Write bytes never got deleted due to its file permissions. Thus everytime Clean-Up Manager would say "Items cleaned : 1 entry" though it never could remove it. This has been fixed thanks to the re-written code.
• "Window not locked" bug is finally fixed... Terminal users would have seen this bug.

• This version has lots of code optimizations, corrections, enhancements and clean-ups. The code is now far safer than any other version.
• Another improvement is that now the Trash icon changes properly. In previous versions if Clean-Up Manager empties the Trash its icon will not change back to the empty trash icon. This minor yet very very irritating bug has finally been fixed.
• Also this version's source code has been well commented. Even non-programmers may be able to follow most of the task performed.
• More intelligent exception handling. Improved the exception handling code a bit.
• This version also reports the disk space gained much more accurately than the previous versions. In fact the previous versions always report "0 KB" freed which was wrong. This problem too has been fixed.
• The paths to the various folders are no longer hardcoded. They are requested from the OS itself, thus making the BeOS Clean-Up Manager more compatible for future versions of BeOS.
• Command-line handling has been made better. Command-line version's code has been improved eliminating some minor loop-holes.

Its highly recommended you download this latest, more stable and bug free version.

Note: This is Version 1.3 not 1.2. If you had downloaded a version a few days ago check if it was 1.3. If not do download this version.

• This version has numerous code enhancements and optimizations
• A new option called "Quit after clean-up" has been added
• Another enhancement is that this version includes a confirmation before deleting temporary files protected by the ".noerase" entry in the temporary files folder. If you didn't know of this before, creating a file named ".noerase" in /tmp will preserve all temporary files. BeOS won't from time to time empty temporary files on boot up. Now Clean-Up Manager adheres to this rule and confirms before proceeding to wipe them out.
• This version also supports preliminary command-line arguments so that it can be run 'invisibly' without the GUI. Hence it is possible to clean-up everytime you reboot your system without invoking the GUI!
• This version also shows the number of entries that were cleaned and also shows more accurately the disk space you gained.
• This version also clears Opera's visited links file.