Posted on April 27, 2008
So, I just finished making my list of Windows apps (and Mac equivalents). It includes about 50 apps for Mac and Windows, which essentially offer the same features. The new, fancy HTML table is below! Note that these aren’t necessarily the best Mac apps, but they’re free equivalents to Windows apps.
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Posted on February 15, 2008
Sidenote is a clipboard-style app that lets you copy things into an expandable drawer on the the left side for later use. This is great for when you’re using multiple apps and need to copy more than one bit of information between them. It also looks really nice, and has a clean interface.
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Posted on February 5, 2008
Journler is an amazing, extremely advanced journaling app for Mac. It’s strongly based off of MacJournal, another popular journaling app that crossed into the void of shareware a while ago. It looks great and runs fast, and is also laid out cleanly.
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Posted on February 4, 2008
JumpCut is a nice little app that stores text snippets in the menu bar for later access. It’s kind of like a better version of Mac’s clipboard. I use it constantly to store little things I want to use later, and it works great. Try it out for yourself!
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Posted on January 20, 2008
Cashbox is an easy-to-use money management tool for Mac. It’s been out for a while, but it’s by and large the easiest money managing tool in my opinion. It doesn’t have the features of say, Quicken, but it still lets you do a lot of things. Cool app for cheapskates like me.
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Posted on January 16, 2008
NetNewsWire, my new favorite RSS reader, has emerged from the abyss of shareware to give us the best possible experience with RSS–for free. The previously expensive app NetNewsWire is finally free, which is great news for all of us. It has tons of awesome features, and a gorgeous interface. Best app of its type. It also supports multi-computer use and syncing read/unread feeds.
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