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Category Archives: Software

Notational Velocity – Minimal Note taking app on steroid

Notational Velocity is an application that stores and retrieves notes. It is described as a modeless, mouse-less Mac OS X note-taking application.

I’ve tried many notes application starting from Mac OSX’s own Sticky, to the once-paid-but-now-free xPad to the heavy-weight Evernote and few others in between which didn’t really caught on to me. xPad came very [...]

muCommander, a lightweight, cross-platform file manager

muCommander is a lightweight, cross-platform twin-pane file manager featuring a Norton Commander style interface and running on any operating system with Java support (Mac OS X, Windows, Linux, *BSD, Solaris).

muCommander is a Freeware but you can donate if you feel good about it.

Transmit supports Amazon S3

I woke up today morning to a good news from Paul Stamatiou – Transmit Gets S3 Support. This is an awesome addition from the Transmit guys at Panic. Earlier in the month of August, 2007 I mailed them requesting for this feature and I was happy to know that they were working on it. I [...]

Which is the best and free RSS Feed Reader

I was a loyal customer of FeedDemon (Windows). When Newsgator took over FeedDemon and Topstyle, FeedDemon customers were given Newsgator Inbox as gifts (I have forgotten how was it, but I got it because of FeedDemon).

When I shifted to Apple Mac recently, I was looking for an alternative which should be at par with either [...]