Leopard + iMac = Well, We'll See
They gave me a brand spankin' new iMac today at work. Or at least "new to me". As a result, I've had the pleasure of installing Leopard from scratch. Following protocol, I thought I'd document the apps that I chose to install.
- Firefox - My preferred web browser.
- Foxmarks - Bookmarks synchronizer for Firefox.
- TinyURLCreator - Firefox extension.
- SoundSource - Lets me select my audio line in straight from the menu bar.
- Toast 7 - CD/DVD burning software.
- Quicksilver B53 - Must have, although I really only use it to open folders and apps.
- Skype - VOIP.
- CallRecorder 2.2 - Record calls (video and audio) in Skype.
- MenuCalendarClock for iCal - I don't know, but there's something about glancing at the menu bar and feeling that need to see the date.
- Twitterific - Need. To. Be. Connected.
- Skitch - Once you use it you wonder how you ever lived without it. Thanks to Alec Couros for the invite.
- Adium - iChat just doesn't cut it sometimes. Most of the time, actually.
- Del.icio.us Firefox extension - Make it a little easier to save my links.
- Conan The Librarian - I like to turn it on just before I leave the office. :)
- Microsoft Office 2004 - Well, you know...
- iWork - Sometimes.
- Apple Remote Desktop 3 - A real life-saver if you're in a Macintosh environment.
- Final Cut Express HD - For those hard core edits and a few head-aches along the way.
- CamTwist - Way too cool.
By the way, what are your must have applications?
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