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- Flying Meat: Acorn flyingmeat.com
Acorn is a new image editor built with one goal in mind - simplicity. Fast, easy, and fluid, Acorn provides the options you'll need without any overhead.
Dockables provides you with one-click system event access right from the Dock in OS X.
Quicksilver's heretofore elusive creator Nicholas Jitkoff, generally known only as A1c0r, demos Quicksilver at a Google Tech Talk for his employers and co-workers at Google.
- Literature and Latte - Scrivener literatureandlatte.com
A project management tool for writers. It won't try to tell you how to write - it just makes all the tools you have scattered around your desk available in one application.
- Things : Cultured Code culturedcode.com
"Things is an ambitious project to create the easiest and most fun to use personal To-Do management application." Viable alternative to OmniOutliner?
- HOT TYPIST’S TIP: Never use the arrow keys on a Mac again « Bound up boundup.wordpress.com
"With the key-combos below, you can move the cursor just like the arrow keys, but better because you don’t have to move your hands from the home row. This makes typing way faster because your hands don’t have to move, and you don’t have to look down
Grabs all its Desktop images from Flickr, while giving you all the options to grab photos from your profile, tag searches or even the DeskLickr group filled with hand selected Desktop goodness.
If you use TextMate, you should really think about using the TODO bundle more often. It’s a pretty simple, low-maintenance bundle that adds tremendous value to your code.
- Midnight Beep Softworks midnightbeep.com
Midnight Inbox - the complete personal organization experience
Now that I have an Intel-based Mac with Parallels and Boot Camp for running Windows, I have found the perfect screen reader testing system.
"Calibrate the battery in your MacBook or MacBook Pro every month or two to keep your battery functioning at its fullest capacity." Unexpected hassle.
- OpenOffice.org vs NeoOffice: throwdown | Ask MetaFilter ask.metafilter.com
Which is better for my shiny new Mac?
- Flame: cast light on your network husk.org
- Versions - Mac Subversion Client versionsapp.com
Versions is the first Mac OS X Subversion client that won't make you long for the command line interface anymore.
- Pixelmator pixelmator.com
OS X image editor (Photoshop alternative?) Due soon. Looks pretty natty.
- Freeing space on your Mac OS X startup disk thexlab.com
Several ways to free-up space on your Mac OS X startup disk, also known as your Mac OS X boot volume.
Online and dashboard widget
Why do Macs, iPods, iBooks and the rest of their product range contain hazardous substances that other companies have abandoned?
A repository for every keyboard secret in OS X
- BrowsrCamp browsrcamp.com
Two services: a Safari screenshots generator (free) and a testing system based on VNC (paid).
- Clickable Bliss — Introduction to Subversion Screencast clickablebliss.com
Targeted mainly at those who are new to version control, covering the conceptual ideas of version control, and then a walkthrough of examples from the desktop of OS X.
- scplugin.tigris.org scplugin.tigris.org
SCPlugin allows access to Subversion commands from the Finder
This little ditty will assume that you have an SVN repository to connect to already, and all you need is the client-side tools. If this is not the case, then move on.
You can go either of two ways to replace your Ipod battery: have Apple replace your battery for you for $99 or you can do it yourself for $29.
One area of Web design that is going to become more important in the coming years is high DPI.
A Guide to CSS Support in Email details the level of support for CSS in the most widely used email clients. The guide includes email software for Windows and Mac OS as well as web based email clients.
- Keyboard shortcuts in OS X | creativebits creativebits.org
- Synergy synergy2.sourceforge.net
"lets you easily share a single mouse and keyboard between multiple computers with different operating systems, each with its own display, without special hardware. It's intended for users with multiple computers on their desk since each system uses its o
- Cultured Code - Xyle culturedcode.com
Using Xylescope you can look forward to analysing complex CSS designs with incredible ease and experimenting with third-party sites, without having to download them onto your own computer first.