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We haven't done this in a while and I find it's a good way to be exposed to new software that I wouldn't have ever found otherwise. So, what are your 5 (or less) favorite shareware/freeware apps? Please give us a little description and a link. I'll start: Acquisition It's gotta be the best P2P client out for the Mac. MacPublisher Pro A simple, yet quite functional...

Though licensing may be cheaper with Apple, acquisition of third party applications is comparatively much more expensive for Apple. ...

it's acquisition of eMagic and FCP are examples of Apple's strategy to survive in the software market. ...

I have acquisition too, but I have never been able to find or get anything with it. ...

produces the 2D compositing rendering engine Shake, and Tremor for Windows and Linux and SGI's Irix, and Tremor was already on its way to Mac OS X, NR had announced last January. ...

See, the Palm acquisition doesn't make much sense to me at all. It doesn't look like Palm has much of anything to add to what Apple can already do. ...

s of Copeland. I remember Macworld 1996 when Ellen Hancock announced that Copland was dead and they were going to look at other alternatives. I almost bolted the Mac platform at that time. I became very concerned when they were looking at Be. ...

wmoss: There are all sorts of Fitts law studies that support centering for speed of user access. Do you have links that you can point me to? Because from my (limited) knowledge of Fitt's law, I would think that to opposite is true. If you put a target at an edge of the screen, then it has infinite depth in one direction, making target acquisition much faster (one the...

la 68k chips and much of the OS resided on ROM. As the platform developed, the OS was extended by the system software, but some API's still accessed the original MAC ROM. The ROM has remained on Apple motherboards until the introduction of the UMA chipset. ...

la 68k chips and much of the OS resided on ROM. As the platform developed, the OS was extended by the system software, but some API's still accessed the original MAC ROM. The ROM has remained on Apple motherboards until the introduction of the UMA chipset. ...