Edward Smola on 25 Jan 2007 17:47:59 -0000 |
There are many standard Linux apps that I can't get to properly "port" on OS X or are completely unavailable as source. I guess I could try to download the source and attempt to compile it directly, but I think that is what ports is doing. Some of the alternative apps just suck in comparison. My biggest beef is the crappy terminal. I like have tabs, I like to highlight and center button to paste, There are several terminals out there that have tabs... leopard version will have tabs. I like virtual desktops, http://www.virtuedesktops.info/ course leopard will have virtual desktops built in also. I like not to have to clear 1000 PDFs off the desktop because i've clicked them open in a browser (I guess linux is putting these in / tmp). Why don't you tell safari where to save files you download... First thing i do when i dowload firefox also... tell it to download stuff someplace sane. I also find the interface a little much after a while. I'm always minimizing windows to get to what's beneath. I've got the dashboard set to flatten out the screens when I move the mouse to a corner, but that still takes about 3/10 of a second. that adds up after a while. well for that you can alt-tab, or click on app in dock. or f9 in expose and then you can tab to switch to cycle through application windows. I have a window shade addon that i rarely use.
quick starter list. adium for chat quicksilver for launching apps or documents... its a must have viruedesktops perian - quicktime codecs flip4mac - m$ codecs ___________________________________________________________________________ Philadelphia Linux Users Group -- http://www.phillylinux.org Announcements - http://lists.phillylinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug-announce General Discussion -- http://lists.phillylinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug
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