Quit

As a software review, Quit is a script that proves to be a valuable tool for Mac OS X users. It provides a simple command that allows one to quit an application politely, ensuring a proper save and exit. All that is required is to type the quit AppName command, and the script will execute without any fuss.

Before Quit, there was no easy way to quit an application politely from the command line of Mac OS X. While there were options available, they were either not nice to applications or not easy to use. Quit script, on the other hand, offers both ease of use and consideration for the applications being terminated.

Using osascript, Quit takes one or more application names as arguments and gracefully tells each one to quit. The script does not discriminate between uppercase or lowercase application names, as the arguments used are not case sensitive.

Overall, Quit proves to be a simple, yet effective solution for a frustrating problem faced by Mac OS X users. It’s a handy script that deserves a place in every Mac user’s toolbox.