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Re: Mac App Suggestions.
If you're ever in the mood for paid software; Cinema4d - capable modelling software, although some people swear by it, others dislike it. Coda - hands down the best code editor. Xcode - if you ever fancy coding something in Objective C for Mac or iOS Fontlab studio - making fonts Pages, numbers - OSX's cheap and very user… -
Re: Mac App Suggestions.
Coda looks cool ... is the output window when you run e.g. python code on the side or below the editor? because almost every editor I tried so far seems to have the output below (with no option to change that!!!), which sucks on widescreen displays. especially the one on the macbook air. -
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Wing If you dig python coding this is awesome. The code intelligence is a life saver. -
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Here's my favs beside the obvious ones (Firefox, Chrome, yadda yadda) RCdefaultApp - changes the default app for opening files with a certain extension Bean - super light weight Word like text editor. When you don't need all the office bloat MplayerX - a bit more leight weight and stable than VLC Perian - codec for… -
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I'd recommend dockgone which is a paid app, but gets rid of the dock until you need it. Its great for doing that full screen work. Also, Caffeine is a great app to disable macs sleep mode on the fly. Other than that, crazybump came out for mac a while ago so you have that program to add if its part of your workflow. -
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For xcodee, you can get it free.. It is located on the OSX install disc. Though it is version 3. If you want Xcode 4 you have to pay 5 dollars for it through the mac app store... Maybe it will be included with lion.... I like coda, but for me it has too many features. I have yet to find notepad++ equivalent for Mac.... One…
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