- MenuMeters - system stats in your menubar.
- Growl - provides customizable system notifications.
- Burn - very good free cd/dvd burner.
- Disco - a very pretty cd/dvd burner, shareware.
- iWork - Apples' very own office suite.
- NeoOffice - a free office suite alternative.
- Microsoft Office - when nothing else will do.
- Apple's TextEdit - a built-in app for editing text files.
- Smultron - a programmers text editor.
- TextWrangler - another good text editor.
- CUPS-PDF - print to PDF. can come in handy when export lets you down.
- PDF+PDF - widget to do simple pdf merging.
- PDFMergeX - combine multiple pdfs, rearrange and remove pages, etc.
- Connect To Server - Mount smb, nfs, ftp, and webdav using built-in tools.
- MacFusion - It does much the same thing a the Connect To Server, but it also supports SFTP. It sits on top of MacFUSE
- Cyberduck - a traditional FTP/SFTP client.
- NuFile - gives right click -> new file in the finder.
- WinShortcutter - change your windows network password from System Preferences.
- Perian - provides multiple codec support.
- DivX - provides DivX support.
- Flip4Mac - rounds things out with Windows Media support.
- MpegStreamClip - quick mpeg video editing.
- Handbrake - rips DVD's, and encodes them in various formats.
Friday, August 22, 2008
My Mac Apps
Several folks, knowing me to be an avid Apple user, have recently asked for software recommendations. Rather than sending everybody a separate email, I thought I'd just post my opinions here. I tend to favor free apps over commercial ones, where they'll do the job.
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