I found it to be a great way to export dirrectly to Gallery right after the usual tweaks and selections for the albums you are sharing.

That's the link...

Eh, that's all I could come up with that's not on your list :)

http://www.fondantfancies.com/shrook/

I like it more than NNW, or any other RSS reader for that matter, mac or PC.

I've also looked at the OmniWeb 5 beta. There are some innovative features to be sure. Maybe once it's out of beta I'll try it again, but for now it isn't stable enough for me.

I've added Mail.appetizer now. My little screen is getting to be quite busy... log files, weather, calendar, position of the sun, IM users coming and going, current track, incoming mail... maybe a little too much to look at. :)

I think you'll quickly realize that you can't live without Mail.appetizer -- it's a great program (with a perfect name to boot). The best part is that it is completely unobtrusive -- it keeps the focus on your current window and allows you to keep working while reading through the incoming e-mails. The only problem you might run into is if/when you get a large chunk of spam that isn't filtered by Mail.app. I have the preview set to five seconds and a couple of days ago I got 20 spams at once and had to sit there and wait for it to cycle through the previews.

http://www.devon-technologies.com/freeware.php

http://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APPLE/WebObjects/AppleStore?productLearnMore=M9364LL/A

http://blacktree.com/apps/quicksilver/

The developer tools include an app called FileMerge (/Developer/applications/Utilities) that is a nice graphical app to diff (and merge) files and directories.

http://azureus.sourceforge.net/

BTW, I ordered my first Mac today, 15"/15ghz Powerbook and will save this page as a reference for what to download :-)

Thanks!

MacJournal is a must. Love it!:
http://homepage.mac.com/dschimpf/

PDF viewer for safari:
http://www.schubert-it.com/pluginpdf/

thanks again!

http://rbrowser.com/

http://www.crm4mac.com/

Any time I start a new project that uses text, I create a new Idea Knot file... (164 .knot files on my hard drive at the moment.) For example, I used it to organize my Movable Type templates, breaking them down into smaller units. Heck, I even converted the MT manual into an Idea Knot file.

We've been trying to do this at work with some, and are always summarily dismissed. Thanks!

http://lemkesoft.com/

One program that I found useful on OSX was macirssi[1]. This is a gui-version of irssi[2] an advanced command-line IRC client.

Great for those that enjoy chatting on IRC.

1. www.g1m0.se/macirssi/
2. irssi.org

by Nailbomb (brazilian user)

You have quite a list. I have been bookmarking like crazy for months....I decided to register a domain and actually create a site dedicated to cool osx apps. Some are more than useful production wise and some are just plain fun. I will definitely link to your site....can you remember booting up OS 9 crashing, saving your extensions and preferences and reinstalling....HAHAHAH...no more crashes OSX is stable enough that people are developing free software, I don't have to second guess before installing anything anymore...

1Passwd (http://1Passwd.com) is a similar app for OS X. 1Passwd integrates directly with the keychain, and has full support for Safari and Firefox.

I was checking out the Geektool and I noticed the background images on the laptop were awesome. Would you mind sharing the images?

Thanks again for such an awesome list of apps...BL