Nine Time-Saving Quicksilver Triggers
Click to viewYou may know Quicksilver as the universal command interface, data manipulation tool, and application launcher that you invoke from anywhere to do your wicked and powerful bidding. (If you don't know it as such, check out our many guides to Quicksilver.) Although you can cut down on a lot of keystrokes and work using Quicksilver through its main interface, you can cut down repetitive Q
Hack Attack: A beginner's guide to Quicksilver
by Adam Pash Click to viewQuicksilver is bar-none the best productivity application on the market today. Whether we're talking Mac, Windows, or Linux, freeware or shareware, this Mac-only, freeware application launcher-and-then-some is the best productivity booster I have on my computer. Quicksilver can be used to launch files and applications, manipulate data, and seamlessly plug into almost any
Lifehacker's 2007 Guide to Free Software and Webapps
Click to viewThroughout Lifehacker's archive of over 14,000 posts, we've mentioned hundreds of free web and desktop apps that help you get things done—but which are the best? As we wrap up the year 2007, it's the perfect time to put together an authoritative guide to our favorite pieces of free software and web services for common computing tasks on every platform. After the jump, check out our fa
Make the Most of Your Dual Monitors
Now that you've added another monitor to your computer setup, you've got double the screen real estate to get things done—but are you putting all that space to good use? Whether you want to stretch your desktop wallpaper or taskbar across two monitors or perfectly snap all your windows into place every time, there are a few utilities that can help you make the most of every last pixel of your dual
Rebuild Your Mac with 20 Useful Downloads
Mac OS X only: So you erased your hard drive to install Leopard, and now you've got to load your Mac up with all your essential software. I kept a detailed inventory of the downloads I hunted down all over the internet to load on my Mac this weekend, so I thought I'd save you a few clicks. Here's a list of 20 (mostly) free apps with direct links to their download pages. All downloads are free exce
Access GCal from the Command Line
Command line lovers who want to move on from our beloved Remind, a new Google Code project called gcalcli offers a command line interface to GCal. While you're spending time in the terminal, list your Google calendars, cron reminders, quick add new events and get the day's agenda with gcalcli, which requires a bit of Python know-how to get working (mostly setting up dependent packages). Once gcalc
PDFView
Notice PDFView is no longer in development. Thanks to all the people who supported it, but I have no time any more. You may wanna try Skim as a replacement/improvement. About PDFView is a lightweight Mac OS X application to display PDF files. What does it offers more than Preview? By default, the main window will open up maximized, and the zoom level will be automatically the highest possible to f
Useful Command Line Tricks for Mac Users
Click to viewThat Mac you're viewing this web page on using a pretty graphical interface? That's a Unix-based system which can run the powerful and age old command line utilities of the most advanced Unix beard. If you've never launched the Terminal, you're missing out on a plethora of Unix tools that offer more control and options than any dialog box possibly could. We've covered some basic Unix
Mirror Your Mac on a Bootable External Drive
Click to viewIf and when that terrible day your Mac dies finally catches up to you, you can be back up and running with all your applications, settings and data in under 5 seconds with a bootable system clone. By mirroring your entire Mac's hard drive to an external FireWire drive, you can boot from that disk using any other Mac and have your entire system at your fingertips, no tedious software i
Technology Magazine » Useful Mac Software
The article represents the most popular and useful Mac OS X programs, applications and utilities. I expect you will find something useful for yourself. Desktop Manager – Virtual desktop manager for the Mac OS X. You can have any number of named virtual ’screens’ (up to available memory) to arrange your programs on. It is a small, unobtrusive application – can be made to be totally invisible if you
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Mac OSX 案件別開発環境構築手順(自分用覚え書き) | ブログが続かないわけ
スーパーハカーたちがどんな開発環境をこしらえているか、みんなの話題のまとだった時期があるよね。僕も、他の人の開発環境を聞くのは大好きだし、良さそうな部分はどんどんまねしたいと思っている。その結果、まずまず満足できるような開発環境を構築することができた。 でも、みんなの開発環境を見ていると、基本となる環境構築についてはよく話題にあがっているんだけど、実際に開発に入るまでのステップみたいなところが抜けているように思えた。 例えば、Emacs をこんな風にカスタマイズしているとか、lighttpd はこんな設定で使っているとか、cvs からsvn に移行したとか。そういう話は出てくるんだけど、いざ自分のローカルで開発を行える環境を作るとなると、すんなりと入るための「手順のまとめ」みたいなものが見当たらなかった。 そこで、自分用の覚え書きというレベルだけども、自分なりのやり方をここにまとめておく。
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