Most used Apps

Always Open:
iTunes
iCal
Finder

Most used applications
(reading from left to right in the dock :P):

- Finder
- iTunes
- iChat AV
- MSN Messenger
- Safari
- Apple Mail
- Word v.X
- Terminal
- Transmit
- Preview
- iPhoto
- GarageBand
- openCanvas (runs under VirtualPC)
- VirtualPC
- Share My Desktop (VNC server)
- TextEdit
- XCode
- Font Book
- Address Book
- iCal
- System Preferences

And very soon (once I FINALLY get Mac versions of the following):

- Adobe Creative Suite Premium
- QuarkXPress 6
 
Heres mine, pretty much in order of frequency:

Safari
Entourage
iTunes
ARD
iCal
Preview
Quicktime
VLC
Word
Msn Messenger
iChat
X-Chat
Konfabulator/Widgets
Mail
Photoshop CS
Terminal
Outlook 2001 (Classic)
Cocktail
Sharepoints
Dreamweaver MX

Edit:
Always Open Home:
Safari
iTunes
Mail
iCal
iChat Msn Messenger
X-Chat
Widgets
Terminal

Always Open Work:
ARD
Safari
iTunes
Entourage/Outlook2001 (whichever's working today)
Terminal
iChat
Msn Messenger
X-Chat
 
In no particular order...

Eudora 6
Safari
Firefox (70/30 safari, but I keep closing it with open tabs :()
Keynote
Taco HTML Edit
NeoOffice (ok and MS Office when Neo gets tooo ugly)
Photoshop/Imageready
Nisus Thesaurus
Apache/MySQL/PHP and various fora
R Browser (Lite)
iPhoto
Ten Thumbs Typing Tutor (it is just fun!)
QBz - Snood - Quinn
CocoaMySQL

Also

Terminal
Preview
Disk Utility
 
1. Finder - sorry, had to be done
2. iTunes
3. Safari
4. Preview
5. Quicktime Pro
6. Photoshop
7. Dreamweaver
8. Word
9. Mail
10. iCal
 
Entourage
Mozilla Firefox (previously Firebird)
iChat
BBEdit
Photoshop Elements
Excel
Virtual PC for WinDoze/work stuff (moving to Microsoft Remote Desktop instead)
iTunes
iViewMedia Pro (instead of iPhoto)

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Forgot some of the OS tweaks:
Little Snitch (***** Must Have!)
FruitMenu/WindowsShadeX

Playing with TiVoDesktop & SlimServer to stream uncompressed AIFF's to living room stereo

And I didn't mention Apache/PHP... Those just go without saying. ;)


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Okay more:

CarbonCopyCloner
Disk Warrior
memory Monitor
Norton Antivirus (They won't be making this nor Norton Utilities for Mac any more... :( )
fink
 
whitesaint said:
Hasnt anyone here tried Photoshop Elements? Its like an easy-to-use Photoshop, thats why i use it. It can do everything Photoshop can do and more...
Click to expand...
Well..... not really "everything"... but it is quite good.

I've been using the Photoshop since v2.x. (Before Layers even existed!) I've still got my Classic Photoshop 5.x around, but moved to Photoshop Elements for OS X. I tried the earlier Photoshop LE's, and while Elements is the same idea is is much superior to LE.
 
  1. mail
  2. Safari
  3. Dreamweaver MX
  4. Photoshop CS
  5. Illustrator CS
  6. Flash MX
  7. Quark Xpress Passport
  8. iTunes
  9. SMX 0.6.1
  10. Suitcase X11
  11. DVDBackup
  12. DVD2oneX
  13. Acrobat Pro
  14. Address Book
    [/list
 
1. Safari
2. MSN Messenger
3. iChat AV (just got it)
4. iTunes
5. Mail
6. Photoshop CS
7. Text Edit
8. Sherlock
9. Desktop Calender (really though, this thing is always on)
 
I realise this thread sort of died, but I thought it would be interesting to see how people's usage patterns had changed. I realised that mine have changed a fair bit, I still use the same programs, but the amount of each has changed.

1.Finder
2.iTunes
3.Safari
4.Mail
5.Word
6.Dreamweaver
7.Transmit
8.Quicktime
9.Flash
10.Photoshop CS
 
whitesaint said:
Hasnt anyone here tried Photoshop Elements? Its like an easy-to-use Photoshop, thats why i use it. It can do everything Photoshop can do and more...
Click to expand...
OK, I'm sorry - I just don't undertand how Elements can do more than the full version of PS... great app and all, but it's a lite version.


ok, so my apps:
running in the background, and used CONSTANTLY:
-Quicksilver
-SideTrack
-Desktop Manager
-calendarclock

Most used Apps:
-Firefox (especially w/ Sage rss reader and Del.icio.us plugins)
-SubEthaEdit
-Terminal
-RBrowserLite
-Photoshop 7
-Dreamweaver MX

Usually on and running:
-iTunes
-iPhoto (with Gallery plugin, it's AWESOME!)
-salling clicker
-blue phone elite

Worthy of Note:
-papparazzi
-cssedit
-textmate (still giving it a try)
-DVDFastCopy (if you've got little ones, backup their dvd movies!!!)
-FortyTwo
 
Just the really important ones, as the list could get too long...

Safari, OmniWeb, Fetch, Terminal, NetNewsWire 2, Stickies, BBEdit, TextEdit, Toast, VLC, Adobe CS, Excel (billable hours...). Everything else only sometimes.
 
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