linda, you're absolutely fantastic (part 2)

and for no reason, here is my latest list of applications and utilities i'm using (regularly) in mac os:

• adium for jabber
• application enhancer for:
  • pulltab to disable command+tab binding, for witch
• bitplayer to play multiple videos in a playlist fashion, because i'm used to "mplayer *"
• chicken of the vnc for vnc
• cyberduck for a gui ftp client when downloading lots of files (i usually just use the command-line one)
• firefox 1.5 for web browsing with extensions:
  • adblock plus
  • carbon copy cloner for backups
  • clipboard observer for automatically opening pages in new tabs when i copy urls from other windows
  • greasemonkey, though none of my scripts work in firefox 1.5...
  • growl download notification
  • targetkiller to stop pages from loading links in new windows
  • web developer for playing with css and tables
• growl tied to:
  • adium
  • cyberduck
  • firefox downloads (see firefox extension list above)
  • growltunes (included with growl)
  • macbiff for new mail notification (through imap+ssl)
• ical for running my life, synched to my razr via isync
• itunes because i can't concentrate in silence
• quicksilver for application launching and other keyboard-controlled goodness
• sshkeychain as my ssh-agent, stores keys in keychain which locks when the screen saver comes on; kinda buggy
• startupsound to disable the stupid startup chime on power-on
• stickies for putting todo lists on my desktop so i see them all the time
• tomato torrent for downloading bittorrents
• virtue (fork) for virtual desktops, because i cannot function without them
• witch, bound to command+tab, for a better application switcher (includes all windows of all apps)
• x11.app hosting a bunch of xterms (terminal/iterm/uterm/weallterm are all way too slow) with:
  • gimp because i've used it for years
  • mutt-ng for e-mail via imap over ssl (with header caching) because nothing else allows me to efficiently process >700 e-mails a day
  • pkgsrc for building/managing third-party command-line packages (ok, not really an app, but whatever)
  • rdesktop for terminal service connections, because microsoft's mac client is ridiculously slow and only allows one connection at a time
  • screen for fast switching between a few full-terminal applications
  • vim because gui editors suck

apps i'm no longer using:

• check off was nice, but i never remembered to look at it; replaced by stickies
• desktop manager - now using virtue since it has more features and is still under development
• global hotkey flaked out and would lose its key bindings
• synergy - growltunes does the same thing for free (although i already paid for synergy)