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how do you have so many applications? Do you just accrue them over time? How many have you used in the last 6 months?
by mushufasa 6y ago
how do you have so many applications? Do you just accrue them over time? How many have you used in the last 6 months?
- WaltPurvis 6y agoI was honestly shocked just now when I checked the number. Quite a lot of them are small utilities and menu bar apps. Many others were acquired via bundles (e.g., BundleHunt, Paddle, etc.) and a fair number of those I've probably never used. Here's a list of about 60 apps that I've used in the last month: Activity Monitor, Adobe Digital Editions 4.5, AppCode, Bartender 3, BBEdit, BitBar, calibre 4.23, Carbon Copy Cloner, ColorSnapper2, Console, Dash, Discord, Downie 4, EtreCheckPro, Evernote, FastScripts, Firefox, Font Book, GoLand, Google Chrome, HazeOver, Highland 2, IntelliJ IDEA, iTerm, iTunes, Keyboard Maestro, KeyCue, Launchpad, Mactracker, Magnet, Messages, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Word, OneDrive, Parallels Toolbox, Paste, Paw, PopChar, PopClip, Preview, Safari, Script Editor, Scrivener, shayre, SnapNDrag Pro, Snappy, SQLPro Studio, SQLPro for SQLite, Terminal, TextSoap, TG Pro, Typinator, Vienna, Visual Studio Code, VLC, WebStorm, Window Tidy, Xcode, Xojo.
- saagarjha 6y agoTo be fair, calling the JetBrains IDEs "native" might be going a bit too far ;)
- WaltPurvis 6y agoThey're not what I would call native, but they are native by the definition of the article being discussed, i.e., they're not "hybrid" apps.