

The process of finding your install files is automated, so you don't even have to select the directories or files yourself. It's stripped down to the fundamentals, which makes sense given the type of software this is. All in all, you can get through the process of creating a new disk in the matter of a simple few clicks. Once there, you pick the version of the operating system you want to make a boot disk for, and DiskMaker X does most of the heavy lifting from there, guiding you through any questions without any technical knowledge required. A full featured frequently asked questions is available directly through the app, but the software will generally guide you through everything you need to do.

You can have DiskMaker X up and running in a few minutes, and the minimalist design suits the type of program this is. It's compatible with a number of different versions of Mac, and installation and implementation is a breeze. It helps you create simple install disks for the Mac operating system.įortunately, it does that one thing exceedingly well. This utility software does one simple thing. As service-driven, constantly updating and feature rich programs become the new norm, it's nice to see a program that's as gleefully simple and dedicated to its cause as DiskMaker X. It has to be both, while also somehow finding a way to work as a software as a service platform. It feels like a piece of software can't simply be a photo editing app or a gallery app. Overall Opinion: There's a move in the software market for software that does everything at once.
