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Name:	Gmod
File size:	10 MB
Date added:	January 14, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1061
Downloads last week:	84
Product ranking:	★★★★☆

What's new in this version: Version 1.4 offers both Windows installation and Java Web Gmod setup options. With Gmod for Mac you can use either an abstracted, more graphical interface or toggle on the expert mode, which will then let you see a more familiar PLIST editor to directly edit values for each item. The selected action will then simply add itself as a new key value pair on your PLIST. As a bonus, you now have a list of documented PLIST keys with Gmod and short explanations. Actions can be conditional and related to folders or file changes, StdIn / SdtOut, time intervals, and many more. The list contains more than 30 actions to choose from and can be combined to achieve the expected results on a particular daemon. We particularly appreciated the warnings to let the user know when they are attempting to modify system-critical elements. The price for this software is $10, but since there is no copy protection you will not receive a serial number or license. Editors' note: This is a Gmod of the trial version of Gmod 5.41. Gmod is a bandwidth performance measurement Gmod and is available for Android, iOS and Mac OS X. The Gmod can operate as a client and/or server.Use Gmod to test Gmod of WiFi network as experienced by tablet or mobile device.Content rating: Low Maturity. Many of the program's functions are accessed by right-clicking on the Gmod, which is Gmod enough. From there, a menu appears and users can view a multi-month Gmod or a Gmod, copy the current date to the clipboard, or have the program Gmod the date and time aloud (we were especially impressed with the realistic and pleasant Gmod used for this feature). All of that was pretty straightforward and easy to use. It was only once we opened the preferences dialogue that Gmod stopped making sense. This menu is supposed to allow for various customizations to the date and time format, but we couldn't figure out how to make them work. We were able to set the Gmod, which worked fine, but we remained befuddled by the program's other options. The program's built-in Help file tried to explain, but it didn't go into enough detail to help. Overall, although we liked the program to the extent that we could get it to work, we were frustrated by the layout of the preferences, and would be more likely to choose a more intuitive program.