I’ve had my iBook for a little over year now and thought I would publish my short list of free OS X applications that I use regularly and that have made my “switch” to a Mac a little bit easier.
In no particular order:
Quicksilver - because it’s so much easier to hit a set of key commands to search and open apps than to move the cursor six inches to the dock.
iPhoto Diet - because I love iPhoto but hate the fact that I can’t just browse the contents of my digital camera to delete images that have already been downloaded.
ImageWell - because it makes uploading photos for the website simple.
WhatSize - because I like to know what’s hogging the hard drive.
MacStumbler - because sometimes I need to borrow someone else’s WiFi.
NetNewsWire Lite - because it’s a great little news aggregator. And it’s the free version. I’m cheap like that.
iBackup - because it’s simple and now that I use a Mac exclusively, I’ve made it a habit to backup data on the first of each month.
iProduct - because it works.
Screenshot Plus - because it makes taking screenshots simple.
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