Using CC cleaner tool

[HarryPutnam]

Can anyone who has used the CC cleaner tool recently tell me what the User Interface looks like?

I saw a screen grab from a 2012 post showing it in action... it appeared to have a Graphica User Interface.  But when I run the lastest version just now it appears to be a dos box where I type in reponse to prompts.

[Sumit Singh]

You can download the Creative Cloud Cleaner Tool from following official link. Please follow the given instruction on the page

before starting.

http://www.adobe.com/support/contact/cscleanertool.html

Yes, it has a GUI.

[HarryPutnam]

Sumit Singh wrote:

You can download the Creative Cloud Cleaner Tool from following official link. Please follow the given instruction on the page

before starting.

http://www.adobe.com/support/contact/cscleanertool.html

Yes, it has a GUI.

Thanks for the helpful input.

I downloaded from there before posting... that is the one I'm talking about.  That was a few hrs ago.

So, to be sure I went to the link you provided and downloaded it again, unzipped and ran it.

Its the same... Completely usable, but it is NOT a graphical interface.

It's a dos box that you type into as prompts show up.  The screen grab is after I've already typed answers to a few prompts... What you see is answer to last prompt I typed in '3' which is listing the remaining CS6 and including CC stuff.

[Sumit Singh]

Harry,

This is the interface you have on Windows machine however you will get graphical interface for Creative Cloud Cleaner for Mac OSX.

[HarryPutnam]

Sumit Singh wrote:

Harry,

This is the interface you have on Windows machine however you will get graphical interface for Creative Cloud Cleaner for Mac OSX.

Ahh, ok... I had no trouble running it, but since I have had plenty of trouble since the big update... I wanted to make sure I wasn't getting something wrong.

And at heavy risk of ending the thread in RPG and .60 caliber machine gun fire, I see the Graphical workers built in bias for Mac showing itself.

Truth to tell, I've often been nearly swayed by the comparisons...

And really more swayed by being a cheapskate and getting cheaper pc stuff.

Do you find that a Mac handles the newest stuff well?  And is there really a palpable difference in results using a Mac?

Is memory allotment handled better by mac so that a pc needs more ram than a similar cpu with mac?