aryayush said:How much did you buy that iBook for?
aryayush said:I can recommend these applications I use:
OmniWeb - A very good and beautifully designed (paid) web browser.
Acquisition, Inquisition, NewsFire and Xtorrent - P2P client, Safari search plug-in, RSS reader and torrent client respectively.
Transmission - Free torrent client. Most people, including me, prefer it to Xtorrent.
Adobe Creative Suite 3 - Self explanatory.
Adium - Multi-protocol, free and open source instant messaging client.
Delicious Library - An applications to catalogue your collection of Books, Movies, Music and Games done Mac style. It is a lovely application.
Skype - The native and official Skype client for Mac that has a several times better interface than the Windows version (due to some reason I fail to fathom).
Toast Titanium and Disco - CD/DVD/Blu-Ray burning with style.
Forklift - A much better alternative to the aging Finder.
Cha-Ching - An application to manage your personal finances, one of the most beautiful applications on the Mac platform.
CoverSutra - Global shortcuts for iTunes, integration with last.fm and more.
iClip - Multiple clipboard manager.
PandoraBoy - Fan of Pandora Radio? This is an absolute must have.
SuperDuper! - Makes a complete, bootable back-up of your Mac. Absolute must have till Time Machine comes along. No use to you.
TubeSock - Downloading YouTube videos made easy.
aryayush said:The last three applications can seriously screw your OS X installation. Use with extreme caution.
13) Stuffit Expander
14) BrunAgain DVD for making multisession DVDs
15) Candybar, shashifter & Pixadex
aryayush said:I meant ShapeShifter in particular.
gx_saurav said:You said last 3 applications. I selected last 3 options.
Ah! how ignorant u r. Didn't I corrected u by saying that Apple isn't using EFI from 2001aryayush said:for the first time in his life, was right about something related to Macs
Lolz, so you installed UNO just cos Apple is doing the sameHowever, seeing as Apple themselves are headed in that direction with Leopard, I decided to give it a try. I'm pleased I did.
Altomac Hide Folders
A convenient way to hide personal folders
*www.altomac.com/images/screen_shots/hide_folders_screen_shot-s.jpg
If you are interested in protecting your documents and folders, Hide Folders is just what you are searching for. With a click you will conceal files and folders with all their contents. The program is simple and natural to use because it works just as you are used to do things everyday with your Mac. With this program you will protect your files avoiding them to be being modified, seen or erased by other users.
aryayush said:Mac OS X does, however, provide the much better and safer option of making encrypted disk images and putting your private files there.
Well, yeah....You just arrange your desktop that way for screenshots.
It is almost impossible to use Windows without a task bar and a dock instead.
What about all your complaints about the dock? What about it not grouping windows together? What about not liking the default look of Mac OS X?
Even your wallpaper is the same but with a different hue.
This is what I call "thook ke chaatna"!
Mac OS X does, however, provide the much better and safer option of making encrypted disk images and putting your private files there.
Did I say you cannot do it in Vista!gx_saurav said:Bitlocker file encryption, Folder security in Vista. Nope u have no idea what they are.
Which just proves my point. The default UI is what works best because the software engineers who wrote the OS have a far better understanding of the software than you do.gx_saurav said:You think I m using that UI & dekstop on my Vista? I did this just to show how much we can mould the Windows UI to our choice or El Jobso's choice.
1. I have the full right to change my opinion whenever I wish to.gx_saurav said:Arya, Some month ago : Consistent UI in an OS is bad. Different skins for different apps make it easier to use & identify.
Arya , today : Consistent UI is good, cos Steve Jobs said so.
This is what I call......"the phrase"
Yes. You can make a new disk image from Disk Utility and choose to encrypt it with a password. When you click on the DMG, you'll have to enter the password before it will mount. After it has mounted, it is just like a normal disc/partition. You can open it on other Macs too if you have the password but not on Windows.gx_saurav said:You mean encrypted partitions? Can I password protect it? Can I hide it from showing in disk utility? Can I hide it from opening by Go->"type address here"
aryayush said:The default UI is what works best because the software engineers who wrote the OS have a far better understanding of the software than you do.
You can open it on other Macs too if you have the password but not on Windows.