Is MyDefrag dead?

On 22/04/2016 02:25, Micky wrote:
But why do you have to defrag.

It keeps jobless people busy. Their day begins with backing up their
machine; when this is done they start defragging their HD; When this is
done they need to install unnecessary patches; When this is done they
need to cry about these patches messing up their machine; when this is
done it is time to go to bed.

Next day this schedule is followed line by line.




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On 22/04/2016 14:57, Ammammata wrote:
I use an SSD, so who cares?

jobless people! It is part of their daily routine.

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On 04/22/2016 10:57 AM, Good Guy wrote:
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Blue on Yellow? Red on Yellow? Could you have picked an *uglier*
or *harder to read* color scheme?

You would have made a better point if you had improved on something
using html rather that made your posts (which I like, by the way)
harder to read.

Damn that yellow is *UGLY*

On 2016-04-22 01:31, Paul wrote:

One difference between JKDefrag and MyDefrag (both written
by the same guy), it MyDefrag was supposed to add scripting
capability. So you could define your own optimization policies.

It DOES add scripting, I have custom scripts for all my partitions. No
other defragmenter has it, which is why it's a shame the author of
MyDefrag decided to quit :-(

Here's how I manage my C: partition (from left to right, with gaps
between most zones):

Zone 1/2: NTFS System Files and Directories (50% into VolumeUsed)
Zone 3/4: Hiberfil.sys / Pagefile.sys
Zone 5: Constantly Changing Files
Zone 6: Files used when booting
Zone 7: Files accessed this month 32MB
Zone 8: Remaining files 32MB
Zone 9: Remaining files by size

But it's hard to tell if it really makes a difference to using
Microsoft's defragmenter, lol.

Regards,

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