Essential Mac OS X Applications
Essential Mac OS X Applications
Essential Mac OS X Applications…
* Acquisition – Gnutella file sharing client
* Adium – Multi-protocol instant messenger client
* Address-o-sync – Sync multiple Macs without .Mac
* Amadeus – Great tool for audio enthusiast
* Audio Hijack Pro – Custom audio output filtering
* Backlight – Menu extra toggles screensaver as your desktop
* BurnX Free – Burn multiple sessions on CD
* Butler – Get more out of Finder
* CandyBar – Change your application and system icons
* Carbon Copy Cloner – Easy-to-use backup/cloning utility
* Chmox – An OS X native CHM file (Compiled HTML/eBook) reader
* Cocktail – Simplifies use of UNIX functions in OS X, and more
* Colloquy – IRC client
* CSSEdit – Visual CSS style editor
* DeepVacuum – Download entire websites
* Default Folder – Expanded functionality in “Save As..” dialogue boxes
* Deja Vu – Schedule regular file backups
* Delicious Library – Catalogue your books, cd’s, games, dvd’s
* Dimensionizer – Contextual Menu to display an image’s dimensions
* DeskShade – Hide desktop icons, terminal lock, and more
* Desktastic – Doodle on your desktop
* Dock-It – Add multiple multi-fucntion docks
* DragThing – An alternative to the dock
* DV Backup – Use your DV camera as a backup medium
* Evocam – Webcam application with built in web server, FTP, etc.
* FileJuicer – Extract images from Powerpoint, PDF, HTML, and CAB files
* Fink – Unix Ports for X
* Firefox – Open source web browser
* Fugu – An SFTP, SCP and SSH frontend
* Huevos – Customisable search engine helper
* HyperEdit – live previews of HTML and PHP pages
* iBank – Intuitive personal finance manager
* iBiz – Self-employed time billing manager
* iConquer – 1-to-6 player world conquest game
* iPodDisk – Utilize your iPod as an iDisk
* iRooster – Great free alarm clock
* iWipe – Secure disk and file deletion
* iZoom – Crop and resize your photos
* LiteSwitch X – Keyboard application switcher
* Little Snitch – Alerts you of outgoing network connections
* MacJanitor – Great tool for running & rescheduling OS X maintenance tasks
* MacMame – Multi arcade machine emulator
* MacSniffer – View all traffic on a network connection
* MacTheRipper – Go Ahead, Back that DVD up
* MacTracker – Database of all Mac models
* Mac Vim – The aqua version of Vim
* Mail.appetizer – Enhance Mail with this small but handy notification plugin
* Mplayer for OS X – Another great video player
* Net Monitor – Network throughput monitor
* Net Tool Box – Handy tool for the toolkit – for network issues
* NetNewsWire – RSS aggregator (If you’re gonna use one, use NetNewsWire)
* Onyx – System tweaks and configuration
* OSXvnc – VNC remote control protocol
* PDF Browser Plugin – Allows web browsers to display PDF files
* Pixen – Pixel graphics editor
* Quicksilver – Application launcher and much more
* RCDefaultApp – Preference pane to set default applications
* Renamer4Mac – Rename files en masse. Useful for digital cameras
* SideTrack trackpad driver – Enhanced trackpad driver for Apple Laptops
* Simon Extreme – Classic Milton Bradley Simon game
* Skype – Uses P2P for phone-over-internet talking
* SubEthaEdit – Use Rendezvous for collaborative editing
* Synergy – Adds iTunes controls to your menu bar
* Transmit – FTP client
* Unison – Usenet newsreader handles messages, files, & media
* Virtue – Virtual desktop manager
* VLC – Play DivX encoded movies (and more).
* VoodooPad – Notepad with many advanced features
* Word Browser Plugin – Allows web browsers to display Word files
* xPad – Notebook/scrapbook supports drag & drop
* XRay – Expanded version of the Finder’s “Get Info” window
* xScope – Suite of screen tools for UI designers
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