What's in your dock?
My answer:
- The finder (duh!)
- UpdateLocator (pings my webserver, tells it where my iBook is)
- Activity Monitor (usually shows CPU usage)
- Terminal
- iCal
- SubEthaEdit (text editor, multi-user concurrent editing, that works)
- Proteus (multi-protocol chat client)
- Colloquy (irc)
- NetNewsWire Lite 2 (RSS reader)
- MarsEdit (weblog posting thing)
- Camino (Like Firefox, but more Mac like, and respects system locations)
- Safari
- iPhoto
- Adobe Photoshop CS
- Dreamweaver MX 2004 (because it supports editing directly off an FTP server)
- Doxygen (Generates documentation based on JavaDoc type things, works for PHP)
- osx2x (share a keyboard and mouse between computers)
- Quinn 2 (networkable tetris game)
- iTunes
- Remote Desktop Connection
- Fugu (sftp/scp gui client)
- (The rest are: Applictions, my home folder, my stuff folder, a link to conenct to my windows server, a link to the hard drive share on my windows server, and the trash.)
It's gotten a bit, big. Dreamweaver, Doxygen and osx2x are there while I work on info320, and am spending a lot of time in the labs, and don't like using Dreamweaver on windows. I forget just how much I dislike the Windows MDI environment.
This particular QotD was not stolen from NSLog();, but has been around the internet many times. This is just an update to my own, I guess.
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