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Mac Experience (updated for 2008)
I suddenly came across this old post from 2004 in which I explained my early experiments in OS X. Now after being a hardcore OS X user for more than a year, I found how much the world has changed since. The Firefox is a really usable browser now and IM clients are up to date. I still hate iChat for no good reason. Maybe because I hate IM on the whole.
And guess what. My favorite OS X app is Terminal.
In fact OS X offers an intuitive interface that is very usable and hassle-free. I would call it a real productivity booster. Beside the interface, the OS itself is based on a mature BSD skeleton, and as a Unix fanatic and really enjoy poking around OS X.
I seriously urge you to switch to Mac if you care about your productivity and performance.
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Do you use QuickSilver? Once you start using it you get addicted to it.
Thanks for your posts, I always enjoy reading them
I always use Mac OSX as Desktop system and FreeBSD/OpenBSD as Server/Firewall.
Im so happy whit this tandem and i cant need (for now) to use Windows or Linux.
Well ocasionally i use Gentoo GNU/Linux as a Xen Server Machine. xDDDDD
Best Regards.
you gotta download iTerm… that’s hella better than terminal. you’ll love it!