I find myself using a number of OSes daily but for the OSes I use most, I have some favorite third party applications that I can't live without. Here are my application lists for Windows, Unix/Linux, Mac OS X and BeOS; applications I always download and install after a clean OS installation. Please tell us about your favorite third party apps you use on different OSes by using the provided comment section.
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1. Quake3
2. Mozilla Firebird
3. WinAMP and iTunes
4. Roxio CD Creator
5. Microsoft Office (Word, Excel)
6. Mathtype 5.1
7. Basilisk II
8. Putty
9. AOL Instant Messenger
10. Ad Aware
Mac OS X
1. NewsNetWire Lite
2. Adobe Acrobat Reader
3. Microsoft Office (Word, Excel)
4. BBedit
5. Roxio Toast Titanium
6. Quinn
7. RockNES
8. iTunes, QT, iChat, X11, Terminal, Safari, Stuffit Expander (all included with OS)
9. Quake 3
10. Transmit
Linux/UNIX:
1. Mozilla Firebird
2. Gnome and not KDE
3. Abiword, Gnumeric
4. Xchat
5. Gaim
6. Bash shell (on non-linux UNIXs)
7. GCC
8. Probably some more I can't think of right now
All of the above: JEdit
Eugenia posted a dead OS so I am going to post a dead OS of my own!
Mac OS 7 on a 68k Mac
1. Mathtype 3.7
2. Microsoft Word 5.1, Excel 5.0
3. Tons of old games, Prince of Persia, Arknoid, Monkey Island 1 &2, Fools' Errand, etc.
4. Mac Write 3.0
5. SuperClock
6. True Type fonts and printer driver
7. Open Transport
8. Appearance Manager
9. Gram•mat•ik Mac (Really good grammar checking program)
10. AOL Instant Messenger 4
Windows:
1. Quake3
2. Mozilla Firebird
3. WinAMP and iTunes
4. Roxio CD Creator
5. Microsoft Office (Word, Excel)
6. Mathtype 5.1
7. Basilisk II
8. Putty
9. AOL Instant Messenger
10. Ad Aware
Mac OS X
1. NewsNetWire Lite
2. Adobe Acrobat Reader
3. Microsoft Office (Word, Excel)
4. BBedit
5. Roxio Toast Titanium
6. Quinn
7. RockNES
8. iTunes, QT, iChat, X11, Terminal, Safari, Stuffit Expander (all included with OS)
9. Quake 3
10. Transmit
Linux/UNIX:
1. Mozilla Firebird
2. Gnome and not KDE
3. Abiword, Gnumeric
4. Xchat
5. Gaim
6. Bash shell (on non-linux UNIXs)
7. GCC
8. Probably some more I can't think of right now
All of the above: JEdit
Eugenia posted a dead OS so I am going to post a dead OS of my own!
Mac OS 7 on a 68k Mac
1. Mathtype 3.7
2. Microsoft Word 5.1, Excel 5.0
3. Tons of old games, Prince of Persia, Arknoid, Monkey Island 1 &2, Fools' Errand, etc.
4. Mac Write 3.0
5. SuperClock
6. True Type fonts and printer driver
7. Open Transport
8. Appearance Manager
9. Gram•mat•ik Mac (Really good grammar checking program)
10. AOL Instant Messenger 4
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