JJ
Beat It, Bill
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join:2000-02-18
Madison, WI
|  What are your favorite apps and utilities?
I like PTHPasteboard, which lets me have multiple clipboards in a drop-down menu.
And I like to find new stuff Chez Mark
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blueOne
Super Mega Xtreme Adrenaline Manwich
join:2002-12-23
Alameda, CA | Re: What are your favorite apps and utilities? I like Synergy because it gets my PC friends all riled up  | |
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Thinkdiff
Premium,MVM
join:2001-08-07
Bronx, NY | CarraFix - Cool little app that lets you cap your upload and/or download.
I'll come up with some better stuff later, I'm tired  | |
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mgilliland
Premium
join:2001-07-28
Joplin, MO
| Since I have been working on moving three servers from OS9 on Appleshare Servers to XServes with OS X I am a big fan of the two apps mentioned below:
Batchmod
From the website:
"Its simple and elegant
It allows one to change any specific privilege or ownership without affecting the other (ie, changing the group without affecting the owner, or adding or removing a specific privilege without affecting all the others).
It can recursively affect enclosed folders.
It can Force Empty the Trash, even when it contains locked files!
It's extremely free! "
The other utility is DropNuke
You can delete any file that was locked under OS9. This has been a bit of a problem especially for those moving from OS9 Servers to OSX Servers.
Michael | |
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prwood
Premium
join:2001-09-04
Danvers, MA
| SSH - the secure shell, and so-much-more. Comes on every Mac OS X box. Learn it, love it, live it. I'm convinced - SSH can do pretty much anything.
screen - shell multiplexor. Lets you disconnect from your shell session, and then pick it back up later. Also comes on every Mac OS X box. Embrace your inner and outer shells.
OSXvnc - Access your Mac desktop from any computer on the 'net.
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JJ
Beat It, Bill
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join:2000-02-18
Madison, WI
| Re: What are your favorite apps and utilities? said by prwood  :
SSH - the secure shell, and so-much-more. Comes on every Mac OS X box. Learn it, love it, live it. I'm convinced - SSH can do pretty much anything.
And for the CLI-challenged there's SSH Tunnel Manager | |
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neuronbob
Health Care Reform Now
join:2000-03-30
Bedford, OH
| Netmonitor. Oldsters from ATM know about this one. Live monitoring of your 'net connection from the menu bar
PTH Clock. Excellent replacement for the menu bar clock.
Filemaker Pro. Can't keep track of my patients without this baby. Still using 5.5 v2, won't upgrade until version 7 comes out.
FMSync for OS X. I have to have a way to get those FM Pro files onto my Palm Tungsten!
Thoth. Shareware newsreader for OS X. Worth the money. Buy it. Now.
The iApps, especially iTunes. This, along with my new iPod, has totally changed the way I listen to music. I am late to the digital music party, but I'm here.
Edit: Prefling. How could I forget? Dock-based addition allows you to choose which System Preference you want to change and open that instead of opening the Sys. Prefs program to do this. Very convenient.
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MarkyD
Premium
join:2002-08-20
Oklahoma City, OK
clubs:
| JJ, what have you done? it won't be long before this thread is littered with Gengar's Goodies. ®
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rondillon
join:2003-07-07
Dublin, CA | StickyBrain (free from .Mac for subscribers, even!) has turned out to be a great app. I've suddenly got all sorts of random little notes and links and such all wrangled in and located in one easily-searchable place!
Oh... Hi, all! I'm new! | |
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