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OSXCon apps
Merlin Mann | Oct 29 2004
Our time for the session just flew by, so we didn’t have the time we would have liked to spend with all the apps. If you were there (or just like to play with OS X apps), here are links to all the things we talked about (or planned to talk about). If I left anything off or you have any questions, feel free to leave comments. Thanks to Derrick and Vee for all their hard work, and thanks to everyone who showed up, asked questions, and just said hi. Stay in touch.
Also—since a bunch of folks had asked—the Finder replacement app you saw in the demos is Path Finder. It’s a terrific, super-functional app that adds tons of features to speed up your work flow. 7 Comments
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 Path Finder has sure grown...Submitted by Allan (not verified) on October 29, 2004 - 4:40pm.
Path Finder has sure grown up. Thanks for the reminder. looks good too. »
Great talk at Mac OS...Submitted by Daniel (not verified) on October 30, 2004 - 3:34am.
Great talk at Mac OS X con - how did you integrate mark down with textmate? »
 @Daniel: Thanks, man. As far...Submitted by Merlin Mann on October 31, 2004 - 2:57pm.
@Daniel: Thanks, man. As far as Markdown, there’s 2 ways to do it in Textmate. The neato builtin way is to pipe your web preview through Markdown.pl, which you can keep in a bin folder someplace. The more comprehensive solution is to get HumaneText which is available as a Service from any Cocoa app. »
And if you prefer Textile...Submitted by andrew (not verified) on October 31, 2004 - 4:49pm.
And if you prefer Textile to Markdown, you can use that with HumaneText, too. I wrote some instructions on how to make it work. »
You had a talk with...Submitted by Chris Forsythe (not verified) on November 4, 2004 - 5:43am.
You had a talk with growl in it? Woah :D Ping me on email :D »
links for 2004-10-30 The Start-Up Chronicles:...Submitted by Kevin Wen's Web (not verified) on October 30, 2004 - 3:16am.
links for 2004-10-30 The Start-Up Chronicles: Sleepless In San Francisco Bj interview Om Malik on Start-up business (categories: Business Entrepreneur to-do) Free Ruler for Mac OS X an elegant little application for helping you measure the width and height of things you… »
in fact i should have just...Submitted by Atama no naka ni (not verified) on November 26, 2004 - 10:48am.
in fact i should have just linked to the entire basket of applications. t3h s3x0r5…. »
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