Igor Delovski Board

[XNote]

10 Apps to Increase Productivity on Your Mac

"Productivity, both at home and at work, is something everyone would
like to increase, and Mac users have a plethora of applications that can
help you do just that. Below is a list of 10 apps that can help you increase
your productivity."

[admin]

Revision3.com Forum: Useful Free Windows Programs Under 2MB

[delovski]

My Little Business: 10 Unknown Windows Freeware Applications You Should Know About

"Take a look at these 10 great Windows freeware applications you have
probably either never heard of or never fully looked into."

[Ike]

10 Windows Explorer alternatives compared and reviewed

"Windows Explorer, the default file manager for Microsoft Windows,
hasn’t really changed all that much over the years. Below you’ll find
reviews, screenshots and links to download 12 different alternatives."

[delovski]

10 Mac Apps You Should Be Using, But Probably Aren't

"I have compiled a list of 10 Mac OS X applications that not every user
knows about, but that I find very useful for my day-to-day activities. They
are given in no particular order."

[Ike]

Sysinternals - NewSID

"NewSID is a program we developed that changes a computer's SID. It is
free, comes with full source, and is a Win32 program, meaning that it can
easily be run on systems that have been previously cloned. NewSID works
on Windows NT 4, Windows 2000, Windows XP and Windows .NET Server."

[XNote]

Digg: Customizing your Mac OS X experience

"Comprehensive write-up on how to customize your Mac OS X experience.
Themes, apps, menubar apps you may never heard of."

[delovski]

JoS: Synchronizing directories

"Any of you knowing of a fast solution (maybe freeware) for spawning
a process to synchronize two directories ? (source -> destination)

I was trying to use http://sourceforge.net/projects/directorysync/ , but
wasn't thrilled with it."

[delovski]

OS X Daily: iStumbler - Search WiFi With Ease

"Have you ever been on the road with your MacBook, iBook or PowerBook
and needed to find a Wireless access point quickly to send a quick email,
post an important blog entry, or check the latest news? Me too, and if you
don’t have it already - you need iStumbler, because it will make this task
much easier."

[Ike]

Digg: 10 Classic Features to ‘Bring Back’ to OS X

"When OS X was first released, there were a number of Classic features
that were left in the dust. Apple has slowly added some of those features
back but there are still a number of features from Mac OS 9, 8 and even
7 that deserve to be resurrected for OS X."

[delovski]

JoS: Utility to tell me what processes are accessing the hard drive?

"Try Filemon:
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sysinternals/utilities/filemon.mspx

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Windows Task Manager gives you that information to some extent.

Control+Shift+Esc is the keyboard shortcut.

Then menu View / Select columns. Select I/0 Write bytes, I/O and Read
Bytes and any other info you want."

[delovski]

DevShed - Operating Systems > Mac Help: Mac essentials

"... a sticky collection of software links for macs."

Slashdot: The Best Mac OS X Software Tools

"Mac advocate John C. Welch weighs in with his list of the top 20 Mac OS X
products (except Welch manages to list 22). The collection of software tools
ranges from the obvious, such as Boot Camp, to the obscure but perhaps
more useful — little-known apps like Peter Borg's Lingon, for creating launchd
configuration files. What's on your personal list of indispensable Mac productivity
aids and programming tools?"

[Bjanko Novac]

Digg: Amazing new Mac app

"Reminds me of the built-in OS9 feature in days of yore, but slicker. Not
sure if I'd use it, but that is still the best put-together screencast I've ever
seen. Note how the clock in the corner is showing current real time."