Fave freeware/shareware

[Zammy-Sam]

hm? doesn't make much sense to me, your post...

He was bad..
CQ just posted about an application he shouldn't. Well, he and a mod changed it.

 

[fryke]

Ah, okay. I've gotten that now as I've seen the same in that other thread. Thanks for the explanation, Zammy.

 

[nixgeek]

VLC, MuSE, and the up-n-coming Wired.

Not to mention Firefox, Gnome, the Linux kernel...

 

[Viro]

No one has mentioned Sidetrack? That's the best most useful app for the Powerbooks/iBooks.

 

[Zammy-Sam]

Yeah, Sidetrack is a must_have. I would also add ByteController, Desktop Manager and Salling Clicker (which was mentioned before, I think).

 

[bobw]

AppleJack troubleshooting tool for single user mode

 

[Satcomer]

AcidSearch
Meteorologist
MacReporter
Rawr-endezvous
DivX - to fix AVI problems
MPEG2Works - A #1 support
Audio Hjack Pro
Detour
BootCD
MacJanitor - one trick pony that still works well
Pacifist - a must have for program re-installs
ThermographX
VLC
MPlayer OSX
AC3 Codec - Quicktime codec


These are just some of the programs I can think (and installed) of right now.

 

[macco]

anybody used Quicksilver before it is indeed cool. finds everything and you can configure it to search also in Mail, Contacts, etc.

http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/22549

Also I gave a shot to a 3D dock I can not say that i was very happy (3d-Space VFS). I mean indeed it good but really uncomfortable to use. In fact until you open an application it is a lot faster from the normal dock.


Third Issue. Last night I connected a "NORMAL" monitor to my ibook and using ScreenSpanningDoctor I put a movie on the monitor and in the same time I was working on my website on my ibook. and also working on some animations. Everything worked great and still get some free memory.