Installation log.
To keep myself from installing too much crap on my freshly formatted system I’m keeping a log of what I’ve installed and why:
- Chromium - latest builds of Chrome, includes Chrome extensions on OS X.
- WebKit Nightly Build - latest builds of WebKit for Safari.
- Cinch - Windows 7 [gasp] style window manager enhancement.
- TextMate - text editor of choice.
- Dropbox - the best cloud storage/backup service.
- Tweetie - the only not crappy Twitter client for OS X.
- Adium - multi-protocol IM client.
- Colloquy - IRC client.
- uTorrent - a slim torrent client.
- Xcode - developer tools.
- Homebrew - package manager for OS X. In the past I’ve used MacPorts, but I hear good things about Homebrew so I’m giving it a try.
- git - version control of choice.
- Inconsolata - programming / terminal font.
- PowerMate driver - what can I say, I love shiny knobs.
- VLC - video player that can play just about any format.
- Pastebot Sync - copy/paste between Mac and iPhone.
- VirtualBox - free virtualization software for running Windows, Linux, etc.
- QuickTime Broadcaster - for HaightCam on Justin.tv.
- Transmit - best FTP/SFTP/S3 client.
- MacRuby - Ruby implementation on Objective-C runtime.
- GraphViz - graph layout tools.
- rEFIt - boot menu for dual booting.
- ProjectPlus - various TextMate enhancements (version control, sidebar)
- CSSEdit - nice CSS editor
- Charles - web debugging proxy
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POSTED Friday January 29th
