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I said it in the past and I will say it again: Expose and workspaces compliment eachother, but they don’t cancel each other out. toast files! It still has some problems but the developer is responsive to requests and the price of the app is only $19. DiscBlaze is able to burn and create ISOs, dmgs, and even read. The latest integration of Disc Copy on Panther to the DiscUtility left me wanting when I tried to burn CDs with more options. Sure, it can’t do all the latest DVD-+RW tricks yet, but then again I don’t have such a drive. Aqua Grep is a GUI front end to the unix grep, while iPassepartout is a bit more involved with more features. Great to search on the context of text and other files.

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There was a free Mac version to download about 2 months ago but I don’t have the URL anymore, here is the main homepage of the Gimp for Mac. The company went down under and so the MacAMP Lite player is now free to use.Ī great OSS graphic app to do some basic photo editing (no 16bit support though (no, CinePaint doesn’t do what we need)).

Something that is not as intrusive on the screen to play for me my favorite Radio station. ITunes is great, but I need something smaller. Occasionally, people complain that they can’t view certain types of audio/video files on OS X, but they just don’t know where to look. MPlayer OS X still has some bugs but it offers a great deal of file formats so it weighs positively too.

Downloading RealOne Player, MPlayer OS X, Windows Media Player and VLC (to play other zone DVDs 😉 is a great addition to the OS. QuickTime is great, but it doesn’t give me access to all the video file formats I need. I don’t need to do audio work too much, but the times I do, WireTap will let me record everything I need (including sound from other apps) and the OSS Audacity will let me edit and manipulate the audio captured. For file transfer I would recommend either Acquisition or Poisoned, with Poisoned getting a bit more edge. The Lite does the job in giving me the headlines I need via RSS/RDF.

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This is the free version of NetNewsWire and I must say that I don’t need the full paid version. Attention to detail, nice looks, easy to the eye. I can never decide which one I like best, Spped Download or iGetter.Īn iApp that it wasn’t created by Apple. On WinXP I use GetRight and it does its job excellently to make sure I download non-corrupted files and with the ability of resuming. There are others too, but they are mostly shareware, X-Chat is free. Instead of having to go to different service web sites you get the whole functionality in this meta-application, Watson, gathering the info you need, all in one place.Ī good IRC client. My colleague David uses Proteus and says that most of the serious glitches have been addressed in the latest releases but in my experience I get 4 times the same AIM messages when my chatters don’t use the original AIM client. Proteus has the same capabilities but it is full of bugs in my experience. I am always using 5 IM protocols at the same time so iChat doesn’t do the job for me. I am not too much, but there are times that it is very handy.

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Surely you would also need the BitTorrent client if you are a lot into Torrent downloads. My personal favorite is Transmit, but FTPeel and CaptainFTP are also good choices. While command line FTP works fine it is faster dealing with a graphical client. Uploading the work mentioned above would require an FTP client. I do some web development for OSNews from time to time and so I need to test out the results with all the browsers, and so these browsers are a must have for me: Mozilla, Camino, Opera, iCab, OmniWeb, Firebird. Everytime though, I hurry to VersionTracker to download these following apps that I can’t live without.

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However, I tend to try out stuff a lot for reviews and other reasons and so I re-install Mac OS X quite regularly on my test Macs (three installations throughout November). Since we bought that dual PowerMac G4 last month, Mac OS X has been used a lot more than before in our home.