Another VMware Fusion 2 and Parallels Desktop Comparison
WebWorkerDaily writes up a nice comparison of VMWare Fusion 2 and Parallels Desktop.
Striving for computing simplicity
WebWorkerDaily writes up a nice comparison of VMWare Fusion 2 and Parallels Desktop.
This post details the steps to take in order to get the “Edit in TextMate” input manager working in Leopard
A comparison of Parallels Desktop 4 and VMWare Fustion 2 from theAppleBlog.
Evernote 1.1.6 brings much needed updates for formatting notes.
So, after about a year of using a Mac as my primary computer, I decided to share the list of applications I consider essential on OSX. This is not a comprehensive list of every application I have installed; it only includes the ones it would be really tough to deal without. What are your essential [...]
Besides VMWare Fusion and Parallels, Quicksilver was probably the foremost application that got me interested in buying a Mac. I kept hearing great things about it from many different sources. I have always been a big command line user and prefer using the keyboard as much as possible so any application that helps minimize mouse [...]
Growl is a notification system. It provides a consistent framework that various applications can use for notification purposes. For example, Adium leverages Growl for its notifications. Plugins can be created for applications that don’t directly support Growl. GrowlTunes, for instances, can be used to show notifications for the currently playing [...]
Adium is a free cross-protocol instant messaging application. It supports AIM, MSN, GTalk, Jabber, and others. It has all the features you would expect in an IM application and a great, customizable interface. There are also a ton of extras you can download to customize it even further. If you are like me, the first [...]