Mountain houdt je Volumes bij de les

feb 152015

De OS X app Mountain -die zich in de ‘menu bar’ van je Mac nestelt- regelt autonoom dat externe Volumes (Harde schijf, NAS, USB stick en zo) of Shares op die externe Volumes automatisch ge-Mount blijven en opnieuw ge-Mount worden nadat je Mac uit de sluimer-modus wordt gehaald. Naast de hier genoemde features heeft deze app nog meer handige features. Lees meer op onderstaande post op Cult of Mac.

» Mountain Controls Your Mac’s Mounted Volumes, Right From The Menubar.

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