![]() ![]() Wireshark(Capture and analyze network traffic)Ĭcleaner(Clean useless files, run maybe once a month(also has other features))ĭisk Drill(Disk analyzer, recover files, SMART monitoring) VLC(Media player, somewhat better than qt) Unetbootin(not great at all but is ok for making bootable flash drives) Transmission(Best torrent client IMO, don't use utorrent) Textwrangler(Better than having to open xcode every time you want to edit a config file) Sublime text editor(Text editor a lot of people like) Powder(Fun game, you can build things and mess with electronics, or just blow stuff up like most people) Keeping you awake(One click in finder bar to stop device from sleeping)(better than caffeine) Gas Mask(Easy host file switcher, good for messing with people and DNS spoofing) Infinit(File sharing)(Blocked on school network)į.lux(Screen light filter, makes it not have as much blue light at night)ĪdwareMedic(Pretty much the only good adware remover)ĭeeper, OnyX, Maintenance(Mac utilities, don't need to do the "run scripts every so often" thing) Notational Velocity(one good note taking app)īettertouchtool(trackpad shortcuts and window management) Tor(Access onion sites and bypass restrictions) ITerm2(some people like this, better version of terminal)Įvernote(Take and save notes, now better than ever!) Thefuck(type "fuck" after some incorrect terminal commands to fix them) Price: $15 (A little expensive but it looks p nice)Ĭontrol Center(Minimalistic info thingie)(I don't use it but it looks good so it's here)(he's also got a p rad lookin thing called disk sensei)ĭisk Sensei(Like disk util but better)(Note:I do not have this)(look up some reviews maybe) Wontube free video converter(Literally the best video converter ever)(except maybe handbrake) RAR Extractor free(Works well for extracting RARs, better than unarchiver imo) Simplenote(Another good note taking app, cross platform)Īpple configurator(mange and restore ios devices)Ĭleanmydrive(Gets rid of hidden deleted but not really files on flash drives, and ejects better than the system sometimes) Increase window resize speed for Cocoa applicationsĭefaults write NSGlobalDomain NSWindowResizeTime -float 0.001ĭon’t animate opening applications from the Dockĭefaults write launchanim -bool false Makes Things Open Faster, appear snappierĭisable opening and closing window animationsĭefaults write NSGlobalDomain NSAutomaticWindowAnimationsEnabled -bool falseĭefaults write expose-animation-duration -int 0 Safaristand(Make it so you can stand safari)ĬustomNC(Customize how notifications work!)(Also needs simbl) Simbl(Plugin framework, necessary for safaristand and afloat)(Do not use easysimbl unless it works now, it doesn't as of writing this) Suspiciouspackage(Quicklook plugin to examine package contents) cmd c -> shutdown, no prompt)Īrchives.prefpane(Activate this to remove zip files once unzipped) Spark(Keybinds editor, also good for messing with people(e.g. PopcornTime(Streaming torrent client, easy to use) Service-Delete Immediately(Delete single file without having to empty whole trash) Second step(not in app store)-īrewfile(is in ~/Documents/Backup, installs a ton of apps at once)(if you're not max I'd recommend skipping this step and manually installing things you want from the "in brewfile" section)(if you are max you should still look through it anyways)įlashlight(If you're into the mac ecosystem) you should update commands like man and sudo should already be installed but it's been kinda tricky in the past Macports(like homebrew but has some other stuff also) Rails(ruby on rails! some parts should already be installed) sets up homebrew (I think) (maybe remove that part) Laptop(script to set up laptops for development) Osx-for-hackers.sh(Configure your mac a lot better, read through and edit before running though.) might already be installed via oh-my-zsh Solarized light ansi(Nice theme for terminal) should already be installed if you ran the other scripts Xcode(For coding stuff, really big though.) Install things in this order, unless you don't want to. This is designed to make new machines usable, and simplify the process of restoring old ones. There are more than one things that do the same thing and here I only list one probs. List of free mac things to make it better
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