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I like to have iStat Menus on all my computers.

I personally use Reeder for all my RSS needs (it has even been updated for Lion with full screen support).

You already use a lot of the Apps I use.

Office 2011 for Mac is actually pretty good for a Microsoft product.

Trying to like iStat Menus. How do you have yours setup?
 
Trying to like iStat Menus. How do you have yours setup?

I have the following sections on...

  • CPU
  • Memory
  • Disk Usage
  • Disk Activity
  • Network
  • Sensors

I use black graphs and icons in the menu. So it looks like this.

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Do you turn off other things on your bar? Like the Wifi default icon?

Nope I just leave it like this. I only remove items I'm not using like Bluetooth. And I removed my name since I'm the only one using the laptop.

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It looks crowded but it works really well for what I need it for.
 
Nope I just leave it like this. I only remove items I'm not using like Bluetooth. And I removed my name since I'm the only one using the laptop.

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It looks crowded but it works really well for what I need it for.

Mines that way too with logmein and dropbox, caffeine, trillion, and a couple others. How are you taking screen shots like that?
 
Guys ,

please let me know if pulp rss or reader rss will work without an active internet connection ? Kinda offline rss reader ? Any feedback is appreciated

Reeder will work offline if you have the stuff you want to read synced. It has a ton of settings for what you want to store locally.
 
You might want to consider Virtual Box instead of Parallels or VMWare to save a bit of money. It works great.
 
Quickcal is actually quite nice. It lacks a few features that I'd have liked to see (ex. when you type "October", it doesn't set the date of the note to october), but it's decent.

It's a calendar program which is just a one-liner entry. You enter in "Lunch with friend at 1pm next saturday" and it will enter that into your iCal calendar perfectly.

To have it be useful though, you have to keep it on your dock (or else it's not a quick click and enter in kind of thing). I think it was a decent way to spend $2 on an app.
 
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