Software recommendations

[PGTips]

Originally Posted by rhisiart

Lordy, Lordy, Lordy.

My recommended freeware - PandoCalendar - comes with this (see image).

However .... I will probably stick with it.

Uhm, it calls itself a "small Christian calendar". What else did you expect?

[Rhisiart]

Originally Posted by PGTips

Uhm, it calls itself a "small Christian calendar". What else did you expect?

Fair enough. Didn't read the small print (or any print for that matter).

Actually the pop up religious text only appears on Sundays (logical enough) and who knows .....

[PGTips]

Heres my list of applications:

1) VirtualBox - Something like Parallels (i.e. allows you to run other OSes via virtualization), but its free so give it a go.

2) TexShop - I work with LaTeX a lot and this has been tremendously helpful.

3) BibDesk - Bibliography manager for use with LaTeX.

4) LatexIt - Typeset math equations.

5) R - Statistical toolbox.

6) Omnigraffle - Creates super diagrams.

[Rhisiart]

R looks good.

[Natobasso]

Quark, where have you been buddy?!

[CaptainQuark]

Avoiding InDesign and being a parrot psychologist as well as rescuing the poor buggers when they need it! Not to mention being REALLY busy at work.

[bbloke]

I've come across a web page that lists rather a lot of useful utilities:

http://coolosxapps.net/

I'm having a look through the site, but some of the things that have caught my attention (but I have not yet used, and so cannot vouch for them...) include:

Integrity

Protection

WaterRoof

iBackup

Wallsaver (just for fun!)