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Status Screen Saver

Status Screen Saver allows you to be notified quickly and easily of changes to your applications while your Mac runs in screen saver mode. You can choose any other screen saver you would like to be shown as well as which applications are listed in the status bar at the bottom of the screen. Modules Status Screen Saver comes standard with all of the modules seen here. http://loganrockmore.com/StatusScreenSaver/

10 apps every new Mac user needs

http://www.tuaw.com/2009/11/21/10-apps-every-new-mac-needs/ All new Macs come with great bundled software. Between the iLife suite, Safari , iTunes , and TextEdit, plus the ability to access and use cloud applications for free, almost all of the most basic modern computing needs get met for most users. That said, having used four different Macs over the past seven years, there are several applications that don't come with OS X that I find myself immediately loading onto a new Mac. Most of these are big-name apps that you've probably already heard of, but it's still pretty amazing how much extra functionality you can eke out of a Mac with only ten additional programs, and all of them (save the last one) are free. Whether you're buying a new Mac for a relative this holiday season or getting a new one for yourself, these are ten applications you should download as soon as that shiny new machine loads the desktop for the first time.
http://mashable.com/2009/08/28/free-mac-apps/ If you’re a Mac user and a social media addict, what’s better than social apps for the Mac? Free social apps for the Mac, of course! In this post we’ll take a look at 10 gratis programs for connecting to your social world via OS X. From file sharing to instant messaging, from Twitter to social television, there is very likely something on this list for you. Looking for a dead easy way to share even large files with people quickly?

10 Fabulous Free Mac Social Apps

XTM Merge

D-Rar D-Subtitler XTMMerge D-Backup D-Burner D-Volution http://www.objectifmac.com/archives/index.php?directory=download/XTMMerge/
Running a freelance business requires you to be an expert at everything – from communicating with clients to meticulously tracking your time and expenses. Doing all this manually can be dramatically time consuming, and it’s easy to make mistakes – nobody is perfect. Fortunately there are a range of Mac applications which can lend a hand and assist in the day to day running and organizing of your business. This overview will focus on two key areas: http://mac.appstorm.net/roundups/business/12-mac-apps-for-running-a-freelance-business/

12 Mac apps for running a freelance business

Split&Concat

http://www.xs4all.nl/~loekjehe/Split%26Concat/ Split&Concat Since version 2.1 Par2 and Par archive creation has been added for a set of files in a specified folder (sponsors only). The program now also can be used as an easy GUI to make Par2- or Par- files for any given set of files (and not only for the split parts that result from a Split process as in version 2.0 of the program). This function was added after several requests from users. This option is an extra bonus for the program's sponsors, to encourage the use of Par files on the Internet for recovery of missing or corrupted file parts.
Lifehacker is making some changes to its comment system that will require you to log in with a Facebook, Google, or Twitter account. You must convert your account to one of these services in order to continue using your account. Converting your account on Lifehacker will do so on all Gawker Media Sites.

How to tweak Leopard's hidden features with Secrets

http://lifehacker.com/368103/tweak-leopards-hidden-features-with-secrets
http://windjview.sourceforge.net/ Welcome WinDjView is a fast, compact and powerful DjVu viewer for Windows with tabbed interface, continuous scrolling and advanced printing options. It uses the free DjVuLibre library to decode DjVu documents.

MacDjView

http://jumpcut.sourceforge.net/

Jumpcut:

Jumpcut is an application that provides "clipboard buffering" — that is, access to text that you've cut or copied, even if you've subsequently cut or copied something else. The goal of Jumpcut's interface is to provide quick, natural, intuitive access to your clipboard's history. The current version of Jumpcut, Jumpcut 0.63 , is a Universal Binary that requires OS X 10.3.9 or later.
Support for Flock browsers has been discontinued. We thank our loyal users around the world for their support, and we encourage the Flock community to migrate to one of the recommended web browsers listed below. Our Recommendations Security updates are no longer provided and all Flock users are encouraged to upgrade to one of the two browsers listed below. http://flock.com/

Flock Browser : the social Web browser

Sous Windows, depuis Windows 95 (certains se souviennent peut-être de la campagne de lancement de cette version "révolutionnaire" du système de Microsoft), il existe un menu "Démarrer" (celui qui permet… d'arrêter le système).

Start Menu

Mac OS X only: Free application Dock Dodger removes any running application from your Dock, decluttering your Dock for apps that you want to keep there and ditching the rest. When might something like Dock Dodger come in handy? Let's say, for example, you downloaded the very cool system monitoring application XRG when we mentioned it recently . The app's great, but it has a useless Dock icon.

How to hide running apps icons from your dock with Dock Dodger

1Password

For many years I was part of the "JavaScript is evil" crowd. I bemoaned the fact so much of the web encouraged that JavaScript be enabled in browsers, thus encouraging people to behave insecurely. So I do very much sympathize with where you are coming from. But things really did change over the past five years. Ten years ago the overwhelming majority of browser exploits depended on JavaScript or ActiveX, but that just isn't the case any more.

What's Keeping Me?

What's New Version 2.2 - Added support for dragging a file to the application icon in the Finder or the Dock to perform a search - Added applescript support so you can tell application "What's Keeping Me?" to open "path:to:file:" to perform a search - fixed 10.6 bug in listing mounted drives and files in trash - other bug fixes Have you ever have the problem where you can’t empty the Trash or eject a disk because something is preventing you?