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What are the other alternates of USB Disk Ejector Please give the download links.

ProEject? You can find it on TPFC.

loin2kolpotoru wrote:What are the other alternates of USB Disk Ejector Please give the download links.

Dev Eject is the new kid on the block... see http://deveject.com/ for details. Not tested it yet but here's a review:
http://www.addictivetips.com/windows-ti ... dev-eject/ and another one at http://www.instantfundas.com/2011/11/de ... annot.html

I am Baas wrote:

loin2kolpotoru wrote:What are the other alternates of USB Disk Ejector Please give the download links.

Dev Eject is the new kid on the block... see http://deveject.com/ for details. Not tested it yet but here's a review:
http://www.addictivetips.com/windows-ti ... dev-eject/ and another one at http://www.instantfundas.com/2011/11/de ... annot.html

It is not Freeware -
Its Help file says -
For evaluation, the license is granted, and is time-limited.

ProEject is OpenSource!

loin2kolpotoru wrote:

I am Baas wrote:

loin2kolpotoru wrote:What are the other alternates of USB Disk Ejector Please give the download links.

Dev Eject is the new kid on the block... see http://deveject.com/ for details. Not tested it yet but here's a review:
http://www.addictivetips.com/windows-ti ... dev-eject/ and another one at http://www.instantfundas.com/2011/11/de ... annot.html

It is not Freeware -
Its Help file says -
For evaluation, the license is granted, and is time-limited.

Thanks for testing Dev Eject, loin2kolpotoru. I mentioned it because it is listed as freeware on many tech blogs and download sites... go figure.

http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/Sys ... ject.shtml

Disclaimer: I wrote this before I saw that our entry's license had a link pointing to github. Still sort of annoying that the source was so hard to find.

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guinness wrote:ProEject is OpenSource!

Yes and incidentally USB Disk Ejector claims to be but I can't find the source.

• The site's "source" page doesn't contain the code.
• The site's official USB Disk Ejector page says its somewhere else on the site
• One of the posts about version 2 of the program points to a Google code address that does not work.
• A broader Google search didn't help.

On the other hand if I just haven't looked hard enough, ProEject has another advantage:

• Its GPL'd, while Disk Ejector's code has no license (that I can find).

All newer source code is on my Github.

http://quick.mixnmojo.com/software/source

The license is there too... github.com/bgbennyboy/USB-Disk-Ejector/blob/master/Copying.txt

To be precise ProEject is GPLv3

Topic update: USB Disk Ejector v1.3.0.6 released 2017-12-02 (changelog at quickandeasysoftware.net/readmes/USBDiskEjector.html).

USB Disk Ejector (UDE; http://www.portablefreeware.com/?id=1406) webpage moved to quickandeasysoftware.net/software/usb-disk-ejector.

BTW, Github source page is at https://github.com/bgbennyboy/USB-Disk-Ejector.

FYI, I made the present forum topic the official one for the UDE TPFC database entry (https://www.portablefreeware.com/?id=1406).