JkDefrag vient deux subir deux mises à jour coup sur coup en seulement deux jours d’intervalles. Pour rappel, JkDefrag est un outil de défragmentation de disque libre très simple à utiliser. Le logiciel se veut extrêmement dépouillé puisque aucune option n’est disponible dans sa version graphique. Pourtant, le programme est facile d’utilisation, efficace et consomme que peu de ressources. L’archive propose également une version utilisable en ligne de commande et une version économiseur d’écran.
Voici les deux derniers changelog :
JkDefrag v3.31 (December 2, 2007)
Changes:
– Fixed a problem in the Windows version, it now redraws the diskmap when the user changes the size of the window.
– Added special cases to the exclude masks to recognise a drive letter without an asterisk, for example “c”, “c:”, or “c:”.
JkDefrag v3.30 (November 30, 2007)
Changes:
– FAT disks are now analysed by directly reading the FAT from disk. This is a lot faster, and finds more system files.
– Changes to the graphics routines in the Windows and screensaver versions. The screen is now updated faster and more efficiently.
– Added the “average begin-end distance” statistic to the report.
– The commandline is now scanned for the “-l” logfile option before anything is written to the logfile.
– Changed the progress counter for the Fixup phase.
– Added a second fixup phase after optimizing “-a 3” to catch files that could not be moved the first time.
– Bugfix for automatic processing of volumes that are mounted on a directory instead of a drive letter.
