Mac OS X package manager
Package Assistant is a little tool to manage OS X packages. You can check their integrity (whether their files are correctly installed or not) or you can remove them.
Why?
When I first met OS X I was amazed by the way applications were installed and uninstalled (by drag-and-dropping), that's why I got a little disappointed when I found out that there were some files (.pkg and .mpkg) that couldn't be uninstalled from the system unless the vendor of each package provided an uninstaller. I decided to make my first OS X app to solve this issue. [Facundo Carreiro]
Version 0.1r39
- Fixed handling of relative paths (applications not installed in / but /Applications, etc.)
- Added APPLE logo to packages bundled by Apple Inc.
Version 0.1r33
- Initial release.
See issues.
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