
Mac OSX
Get flash to fully experience Pearltrees
One of the cool little helpers I talk about in The Productive Programmer is "Command Prompt Here" or "Bash Here": little context menu items for Windows that allow you to select a folder in Explorer, right click, and open a command prompt (or bash shell, if you are using Cygwin) at that location. Someone recently asked me if you can do this on the Mac, and it turns out you can, in a surprisingly large number of ways.
Open in Terminal (4 Ways)
Fixing the Backspace key on Mac OS X's Terminal.app
Identifying constant disk writes on Mac OS X | LocalLost
Problem with launching x11 applications
The Repair functions of Disk Utility: what's it all about?
Running Mac OS X Maintenance Scripts
By default in 2009, Snow Leopard boots into a 32-bit kernel, an odd proposition for an OS claiming to be 64-bit. But Apple defaulted to a 32-bit kernel for good reasons—
MPG - Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard - Booting into 64-bit mode (Snow Leopard)
Here's one way to move your Evolution (v 2.4.1 in my case) emails and addresses to a Mac (v 10.4.x).
Migrate from evolution email to Mail to Entourage
Panther Edition Linux is where I came from. Mac OS X is where I am.

