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One is a remote backup utility for a linux server (i use it maybe twice a month) and the other few are minor server management apps as well. But sounds like VPC will do just fine for me.

Right now I've got both my Dual G5 and a PC hogging my desk space. The only thing I use the PC for is to do cross-browser testing of websites and run a couple of pretty low memory apps only available for PC that I have to use. Would Virtual PC be sufficient enough for me to ditch the PC all...

Concerning the length of the names/passwords...they aren't all longer than the others. As for all those accounts, they're all for different services so yes, I do need to do that. All of them really do have to stay separated.

I have about 15 accounts setup in Mail that get checked automatically every X number of minutes. But there seems to be a bit of a problem. Of those 15 or so, 5 specific ones have a problem with frequently prompting me for the password for each. But what's even worse is that it won't accept the...

I guess the main thing I'm really concerned about is when I'm back from my trip I'd want to re-sync my now "old" copy of everything on my G5 with the "new" that is on the PowerBook...I'd just hate for things to get screwed up.

I've got all my apps, files, etc etc on my G5 and have for a couple of years now. This next week I'm going on a fairly long business trip and will be renting a PowerBook for the time I'm gone. Ideally I'd like an exact duplicate of what's on my G5 as far as apps, settings, data, etc etc so that...

I have a dedicated linux server that I rent from a company and was wondering if there's any sort of OS X app to help me monitor the server?

I currently using ChronoSync for my nightly backups. It does it's job pretty well but just lacks a feature or two that I'd love to see. What I'd like to do is have a set of backups every day for the previous 7 days. So like on Monday I'd backup to the folder "Monday", then on Tuesday...

I frequently need access to the Sound Pref Pane within the System Prefs...is I possible to put some sort of icon in the menu bar that would give me quick access to it?

I recently plugged in a USB device and got an error message that said something to the effect of "USB is drawing to much power, the connect device has been disconnected." I have 6 devices plugged in at the moment.

The "From" in the list view of messages isn't synced to what's in my Address Book. But when I view the actual message, the "From:" IS synced. For instance I might have messages listed like: Smith, John F. December 20, 2005 Dog kennel Doe, Jane G. December 19, 2005 Cat food...

I've looked at probably 20 websites and gone to 4-5 different stores...none of them have the Mac version of Quickbooks Pro 2006. The PC version seems to be in abundance though. So has anybody had any luck in getting the Mac version?

I still can't believe that Apple would make FTP in the Finder read-only...but as is the case, I'm looking for something that can mount an external FTP and/or webserver. What I'd like to be able to do is open a file in TextMate directly from my webserver and be able to save it and it save it...

I saw this guys using a Mac app to admin a MySQL database in this video and was wondering what app it is. Here's a screenshot:

I do that for some but at the same time, I don't like the feeling that if somebody figures out one password they might have access to 15 of my sites. And no, that's a pic of Napoleon Dynamite :)

I've got probably 50-75 different passwords for all of the sites I manage in addition to login info for different services. How do you manage all of your passwords?

In doing web development we have a live server and a development server. When I make changes to a file I frequently need it to be uploaded to both the live server and development server. Is there some app that will upload to to different places at the same time?

You're missing the point here. I'm saying, if I'm right clicking on an image file, I don't want Dreamweaver to be on the list.

Whenever I right click on a file, like an image, and click on "Open With" there is a list of seriously probably 50+ apps to open that image with...there are maybe 3 or 4 at the most that I'd ever want to open an image with. Is there a way to shorten this list?

Well hmph. :) What I'm trying to do is basically create an iDisk sort of thing where I can just connect to my dedicated server in Finder and be able to drag/drop files in there for easy sharing. Know of any way to do this without having to use some external app?