Growl is a neat application that allows you to notifications of different events happening in your computer in real time. You can hook up several items within your system to notify you as they happen, application like Mail, Safari, can be easily hook up to Growl as well as several third party apps.
I had Adium, Cyberduck, and Mozy hooked up, notifying me of anything happening on my computer like the start of a back up, new email messages, new chat messages, etc. The application is very unobtrusive and very reliable, it doesn’t take many CPU cycles and almost never crashes.
To uninstall Growl, visit the system preferences pane, select Growl from the menu. Deselect the status items (if you even have this option,) deselect the option to start Growl at login, and stop the application from running. After this click show all to show your entire system preferences pane, right click on the Growl icon and click on Uninstall Growl. You can also visit growl removal on the Growl.info website.
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