OS X – basic apps
I recently got a new Macbook Pro, which means I also moved to Snow Leopard (not that I couldn’t have stayed with Leopard).
I keep a Time Machine backup, and could have used it to move all my files to the new system. But since I had to many things installed which I don’t use anymore, I decided to move just my personal settings to the new system.
This constituted a great opportunity to list the applications I consider essential:
- 1 Password
- Adium
- Flip4Mac
- git
- Growl
- Handbrake
- KisMAC
- Freemind
- MacPorts
- NetNewsWire
- Office 2008
- Papers
- Perian
- Seashore
- Skype
- Telephone
- VLC
- VMWare Fusion
- Wireshark
- XCode
And had to leave GPGMail out (no snow leopard version currently available)
The question now is: What am I missing
?
Written by Diogo Gomes on December 14, 2009 under English.
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Luís Miranda
14 December, 2009 at 21:58
Dropbox (not Mac-specific)
MarcoPolo
Diogo Gomes
14 December, 2009 at 22:07
Dropbox seria nice mas já tenho MobileMe
Marcopolo, já usei mas é daquelas coisas como o QuickSilver que não uso assim tantas vezes para justificar ter instalado…
zone41
14 December, 2009 at 23:32
Adicionaria à lista:
CyberDuck
WriteRoom
TextMate
Diogo Gomes
14 December, 2009 at 23:39
Da tua lista 2 já tive instalados, o outro desconhecia.
Cyberduck – Sou um shell user inveterado, o scp faz tudo que lhe mando
TextMate – Mais uma vez… não me consigo livrar do VIM
WriteRoom – Pois.. nunca usei, mas prometo que vou espreitar
zone41
15 December, 2009 at 00:16
Nunca atinei com o VIM :-/
Gita
21 December, 2009 at 00:25
We're thrilled to see 1Password appear on your list, in the company of such fantastic, useful applications. Thank you!
–
Gita Lal
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http://agile.ws/support
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João Oliveira
27 December, 2009 at 15:18
InsomniaX
Diogo Gomes
27 December, 2009 at 22:20
Curiously enough, I pretty much enjoy the default power management scheme of OSX.
But it's a nice tool especially to those who like to hibernate