I wouldn’t use a computer without it!…

I wouldn’t use a computer without it!…

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It’s hard to say no when it costs less than a coffee…

Quicksilver is irreplaceable at this point. I love it to bits.

Soulver, an oddity in someways, a calculator, a minispreadsheet / wordprocessor for numbers…has become immediately a steady partner.

I use Miniteur, a simple timer to keep my GTD head screwed on sometimes.

EasyFind, a freebie from Devon, is a great alternative to Spotlight, it just grinds through your disk the oldfashioned non-indexed way.

I like AppZapper for cleaning up after I’ve been checking out shareware.

I like SnapNDrag/EasyCrop for screenshots but I think I’ll end up buying Flysketch from Fresh Meat, a really great screengrabber/annotator.

I want Delicious Library…

I have You Control Desktops which offers what Leopard will call Spaces. There’s other free alternatives, I got it on special and it runs very sweetly.

I use Bookit, a bookmark synchroniser/organiser which gives me the same set of bookmarks in OW, Safari, FF and on .Mac.

I like WriteRoom from (ahem) Hog Bay. It’s a completely barebones free typing program which allows me to emulate the heady days of amber text on a black background.

I use xPad as a simple notetaking thingy, the autosave and relative simplicity of it appeal. It’s my jotter/scribble pad.

I love Pzizz, another odd one, it generates these audio streams/files which are designed to aid sleeping or napping. I was pretty cynical but I have to say, I love it now, they really work, I take a Pzizz 20 minute nap each afternoon, it’s bloody great… And my 17-year old goes to sleep with it every night.

PDFLab is a great free PDF file manager, you can combine files, delete pages, shuffle pages around. Apple should have something like it in their OS.

Screen Cleaner Pro from Ambrosia is a wonderful little free program which will rejuvenate the most tired of Powerbook screens… Let it run and wait for that sponge. But if you want more control there’s always the excellent SuperCal.

Carbon Copy Cloner was my favourite backup program until I got a .Mac account and I have to say Backup has taken over.

SpamSieve is my friend for all the obvious reasons.

DiskWarrior has saved my ass too many times not to be my very best friend.

I have three Intego products, NetBarrier, ContentBarrier and VirusBarrier, they’re okay… They seem a bit overkill for the level of attacks on Macs, and the ContentBarrier pisses off my 10 year old, so it must be working.

I have a bunch of my job specific software, Final Draft, Move Magic Budgeting and EP Scheduling, they all suck but they are industry standards and I wish some developer would come in and kick their asses.