- Quicksilver
- The application launcher to end all application launchers. Launchy and spotlight look like the start menu compared to QS.
- TextWrangler
- Any text editor that is both free and can regex replace, recursively over a directory tree, is a winner in my book.
- Adium
- It's kind of like Pidgin, but it, you know, works.
- Transmission
- Dead simple bittorrent client.
- SmartSVN
- Pretty good GUI svn client.
- FileMerge (from Apple Xcode Utilities)
- GUI diff on any two files. Very nice. Use it all the time.
- Handbrake
- DVD backups are really useful. Handbrake takes feckin forever, but it works.
- Growl
- Pop up notifications. It pretty much comes with everything these days.
- instantShot
- There are a multitude of "better than default" screen grab utilities. This one works well for me.
- iStats menus
- CPU and Memory graphs right in the menu bar, where you actually need them.
- iStats pro
- Super detailed stats about your computer, as a dashboard widget. There are a lot of these too. This is the one I like.
- magiCal
- Another thing I need in the menu bar: today's date.
- Witch
- Apple-Tab through windows, not applications. Kind of useful when you have three firefox windows and 10 terminals running, but I still find myself using expose most of the time.
pepperidge farm remembers
Published: Thursday, October 04, 2007
I am soon going to be macless. I expect this will only be temporary. So before I trade this on in, I'm going to write down all extra bits I can't live without. This is merely an aid to an aging memory.
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