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07/09/2008, 11:55am, EDT

Wednesday, July 9th

DMG Canvas: free app for building custom disk images

Araelium Group has released DMG Canvas, software for building customized disk images. Users drag and drop items to its window, and can lay out files in a customized order. The software additionally allows for customizing the icons, sizes and backgrounds, and remembers the location of contents in an image, allowing one-click rebuilds with updated source material.

Other features include displaying license agreements when an image is mounted, and a command line tool for producing automated workflows. DMG Canvas is freeware and supports both PowerPC and Intel Macs, but requires Mac OS X 10.5 or better.




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How exactly is it free?

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07/10, 12:28am, EDT

It is priced on their website as $15. Can you please change your article title?

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Not exactly freeware...

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07/15, 1:53pm, EDT

Actually, DMG Canvas is donationware -- you can choose to get a license. I certainly did.

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