Alt-tab is broken by default in OSX, has always been, and they don't plan to fix it ever - so this is absolutely essential. Xulrunner - Firefox-based environment in which you can make your own XUL-based applications.TextMate - the only reason I even use Mac.Xcode - this is a bundle of gcc and other development essentials - but instead of giving it a straight download Apple hides it under registrationwall on some horribly failful page.You won't need it unless you have Microsoft Keyboard or care about such extras. Microsoft Keyboard drivers (I like binding those extra keys to something useful - Mac doesn't even see them by default).Arduino drivers - ok, you most likely won't need these.NTFS-3G drivers - NTFS is essentially the only reasonably portable filesystem for external drives as FAT doesn't support files larger than 4GB.MacFUSE - drivers required by NTFS drivers.
Normally that's the only browser you need, but for web development testing I also install: Here's my post on best Firefox 3.6 extensions - it's the same on any system. All is open source or at least free download unless noted.
#MOHAN HITS MP3 INSTALL#
Then install applications - this is more difficult than apt-get line, so here's list of links, sorted by category.
Install all necessary applicationsFirst of course - upgrade the system, as installation DVD is always rather outdated. This seems to affect quite a few people, and 10.6 enhancements are nowhere near good enough to deal with such crashes. For some reason OSX 10.6 Snow Leopard crashes like Windows 98 - at least once a day - and I cannot work like that, so I downgraded back after the upgrade. Well, here it is - but be warned I only mildly cleaned it up.
#MOHAN HITS MP3 HOW TO#
In my previous post about OSX and Linux I mentioned that I maintain a very long document explaining how to turn a fresh OSX into something usable for software development and general use.
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