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I'm guessing you mean apps that allow me to be productive. Not considering Twitter and IM clients, here's my list: * Terminal.app * The Python interpreter (I
by GeneralMaximus 17y ago
I'm guessing you mean apps that allow me to be productive. Not considering Twitter and IM clients, here's my list:
* Terminal.app
* The Python interpreter (I use Python for things like automating tasks, renaming and reorganizing files and even as a simple calculator)
* TextMate
* A nice little todo app called Anxiety (http://anxietyapp.com http://anxietyapp.com)
* iCal
* A web browser. I prefer Opera, but I really don't care as long as it's not IE6.
* xPad (sweet and simple note taking program)
And, of course, XCode and Interface Builder for writing Cocoa apps.
There's only one app from Linux that I miss on OS X: AmaroK (or something equally powerful). I know I can get AmaroK on OS X, but there are way too many dependencies. I'm also not willing to sacrifice 400MB of disk space for a media player.