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SuperCard – Authoring system for RAD and multimedia content (Hypercard)Ĭhmox – A CHM file (Compiled HTML/eBook) reader Salling Clicker – Use your cell phone as a remote for your Mac NetFlix Freak – manage NetFlix rental queue

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Google Earth – Earth display and mapping software (including directions) Key Cue – Pop-up context-sensitive shortcut help (not sure it’s worth the money though) motion) and alarms – Like “lojack” for a laptop IAlertU – Security alarm – Detects physical changes to a system (i.e. IPodRip – Copy files and music to / from iPod, treat it as a disk SubEthaEdit -Collaborative text file editing SkEdit – text editor with a focus on web design and development Mellelt – “Professional” word processor (like MS Word)

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Skim – PDF viewer and notetaker – View and add notes to.

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Platypus – Create Mac OS X applications from scripts Locomotive – Ruby on Rails development tool NetNewsWire Lite – RSS aggregator (and commercial big brother NetNewsWire) Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection – Connect to Windows machines from Mac OS X X-Chat Aqua – Open source xchat IRC client port to Mac OSĭropCopy – Drag and drop sharing of files on a LANįugu – An SFTP, SCP and SSH connection client Transmit – Fast and easy FTP client, widgetĬabos – Gnutella file sharing program based on LimeWire and Acquisition RBrowser – Front end for SSH, SFTP, ftp, etc Vine Viewer, Server – VNC remote control protocol Skype – Internet calls, plus for fee computer to phone calls Snak – IRC client ($ but apparently worth it)

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(Warning – The MacOSX version of Quicken is terrible – seemingly a totally different code base than the Windows version with very little interoperability. IWork – Apple office tools – Newsletters, presentations and spreadsheets So you might start with Quicksilver, get good at it, and then decide what other add-on applications you need beyond the Quicksilver functionality. I argue here that Quicksilver can do in one tool what a lot of the smaller utilities can do (in multiple utilities). Some tools are available in both free and commercial flavors to be sure to check the developer’s site details for any given application.Įditorial note: One of the good and bad things about most operating systems, and especially UNIX / Linux based ones, is that there are many ways to do the same thing. Thanks for all the input to version 1.0 that went into creating this version.Ĭommercial applications are color-coded green.

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Even I don’t have all of these installed!įeel free to send comments along and as needed I’ll update this list to keep it current. Consider your own needs and activities before downloading and installing a new application. Note that of course one person’s ”best“ is another one’s ”frivilous eye candy“.

Commercial applications are color-coded green. Where the commercial one seems better than the free one, I include them all. Where appropriate I favor the free solution. Sometimes there are free and commercial programs that do the same thing. At that point it’s a matter of taste, so I include all of them here and leave it to you to chose the one you like. Sometimes there are multiple ”best“ applications that solve the same problem. I also checked for the number of downloads and age of the application to make sure there was widespread use and that the application development is active. Usually I checked VersionTracker, but sometimes other sites as well. While creating and updating this list I read magazine reviews, searched the web, talked to Mac friends, andI also checked the reviews on each of the essential apps to be sure it wasn’t just one person’s opinion that they are the“best”.

iusethis looks to be especially useful, as is VersionTracker. For more sophisticated selection of the applications that best suit you, have a look at the links to other sites below. Note that this list is mostly for “new to Mac OS” people. Thanks to them for inspiration for putting this list together. Mac Specialist posted a great list of essential Mac OS X Applications here, and it caused lots of discussion on the topic. There were quite a few good sources of information, but I found one in particular very useful. I’m an application addict! When I recently switched to the Mac I went hunting around for the best applications to add to the base operating system. The “Best” Mac OS Resources – Applications and Web Sites

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