QRecall is like Time Machine on steroids. Wickedly efficient and super flexible, it takes backup technology to a whole new level. See a complete list of features.
v1.2 [Sep 27, 2012]
- QRecall is now compatible with the Gatekeeper security feature in OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion.
- Actions started by the scheduler now run as "background" processes.
- A background process is given a very low CPU priority and (in Mountain Lion) reduced priority for I/O. When you are actively using other applications, QRecall actions are now less likely to impede their performance. Bug Fixes
- Changed the message synchronization between the process running an action and the process(es) monitoring that action.
- The change should prevent the action process from terminating before the monitor process receives the message that the action has successfully finished. This race condition was causing erroneous "lost communication" messages to be logged.
- Changing just the time of a scheduled action would fail to save the change when the action window was closed.
- The page for the Combine Items command was left out of the help index.
- Time view now requires OpenGL 2.1 (rather than just 2.0). This avoids a crash on a two Mac models that support OpenGL 2.0, but not some specific extensions that QRecall requires.
- The position of the activity and status windows should now be consistently restored.
- A number of serious compatibly issues with Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard have been resolved.
