Address Book 4.1.1

Evolution looks kind of promising, but I would like just a standalone address book application. I fire this up all the time to lookup someone's info, and I'd hate for it to be buried in a "complicated" app. Also how do I move my current contacts into it?

Tables 1.4.5

Application: OpenOffice or Gnumeric. I actually prefer Gnumeric becuase it is more like tables, OpenOffice is a very heavy feeling application. It feels like Microsoft Office, where Gnumeric feels more like Tables.

Mail 3.5

Application: Evolution. While I like the simpler Mac Mail UI far better (Evolution is more like MS Outlook which I dislike). However, Evolution has so far done everything I need.

iCal 3.0.6

Application: Evolution. Same complaint I have with Mail - I like the single purpose, separate application UI better, but Evolution does what I need.

Fetch 5.3.1

Skype

Safari

I am hoping Google Chrome gets released for Linux soon.

Firefox 3

Application: Firefox 3.

TextMate

GEdit. You have to tick a few boxes, but gEdit has many features that Textmate has. Missing features I love in Textmate: column select, the jump to file dialog, and subversion integration.

Sequel Pro 0.9

This is only here for completeness, see "MySQL Query Browser". I like this applications UI better than MySQL Query browser, but not to a deal breaking level.

MySQL Query Browser

There is a Linux version, and it seems to work better than the Mac version.

MySQL Administrator

There is a Linux version, and it seems to work better than the Mac version.

OmniPlan 1.6.1

Application: Project Managment

NoteBook 3.0

Application: Zim Zim is a personal wiki application that is fast and easy to use. It works in the same way as notebook does (wiki like) and has a todo tick off item view. It can also export to HTML for posting on the internet. Very nice.

Versions 1.0

Currently I am using the command line for subversion (and git). It would be nice to have a GUI to manage my repository, but it's not really needed (at least for me).

Time Machine 1.0

iChat

This is only here for completeness, see "Adium".

Anime Studio 5.4

GarageBand 4.1.2

Font Book 2.1

Dictionary 2.0.2

Application: StarDict. My personal requirement is for a Chinese dictionary (I have plugins for the Mac Dictionary that make it do Chinese). The default Ubuntu dictionary is fine for English and StarDict is good for Chinese (though the UI is too busy for my tastes).

Dashboard 1.1

Google has widgets that are said to run on Linux, haven't tested yet.

Calculator

One comes with the default Ubuntu system

Automator

I know how to write code, so I can just write shell scripts to do my tasks. I haven't found anything as easy as Automator on Linux.

Eclipse 3.4

Eclipse runs on Linux

AirPort Utility 5.4.1

And not needed anymore - I sold my AirPort.

TextEdit 1.5

Application: Abi Word

Photo Booth

Application: Cheese.

iPhoto

iTunes

Application: Rhythmbox. It supports some iPods (not iPhones or iPod Touches though), and if you've bought a lot of media from iTunes you won't be able to play those files; however, it does podcasts (I listen to quite a few), internet radio, rips CDs, and has a few music stores. It fulfills my needs and doesn't lock me out of regions for no reason.

Terminal

Application: Terminal

iMovie HD 6.0.4

DigitalColor Meter 3.6.1

Application: gColor2 (Thanks Rob Wilkerson)

ecto 2.4.2

Application: Drivel

OmniGraffle Pro 4.2.2

CSSEdit

On The Job

Currently not needed. I am not doing contract work at the moment.

VMware Fusion

Quicksilver

Application: Gnome-do

Goban 3.2.9

VLC media player

VLC has a Linux version

iXiangQi 1.0

Rosetta Stone 2.1.2

MAMP 1.7.2

Do not need. Using the system's built in apache and mysql.

Google Earth 5.0

StuffIt Expander 12.0.1

Application: FileRoller.

PagePacker 1.2

HandBrake 0.9.3

I hear there is a Linux version, I haven't looked yet.

Locomotive 2.0.8

XML-RPC Client 1.6

SOAP Client 1.6.3.1

PICKit Burner 0.2

Preview 4.1

RDC 2.0.0

Application: RDC

TrueCrypt 6.0.1

There is a Linux version of TrueCrypt

Quicken 2006 15.0.5

Balsamiq Mockups 1.1.35

Adium 1.3.3

Application: Pidgin

NetNewsWire 3.1.7

Application: Lifera Feed Reader

iFlash 2.7.6

I have looked high and low and can not find a decent flash card program for Linux - one that supports Chinese is the critical.

FileZilla 3.2.0

I think there is a Linux version

Hex Fiend 1.1.1

Application: Bless Hex Editor

PixelPerfect

Application: Screen Ruler

WMV Player 2.2

Colloquy

Application: Pidgin There are a lot of IRC clients on Linux, but pidgin does all I need, and it keeps all my chatting in one application.

SheepShaverGUI 2.3

Next 2.0.3

VectorDesigner 1.4

Application: Inkscape Note: I am not a grapic designer. Inkscape does everying I could possibly need and much more. Thanks Jim Priest.

Calaboration 1.0

Evolution syncs with Google Calendar out of the box.

Macfusion 2.0

You can mount SSH servers as part of the file system in Ubuntu.

S3Hub 0.5

Currently using a Firefox plugin.

ColdFusionLauncher 0.1

Application: Terminal

Flex Builder 3.0.2

Tweetie 1.0

GTwitter looks promsing, but it currently doesn't work on Ubuntu (2009-04-28). I can tweet from Gnome-Do however.

QuickTime Player

GlueyNotes ed10ff0b

PhoneView 2.1.3

The iPhone has no support on Linux at all.

ScreenFlow 1.5.1

GitX 0.6.2

Twitterrific 3.2

See Tweetie 1.0 above.

Pages 4.0.1

Application: OpenOffice or Abi Word. Again, OO feels very heavy compaired to Pages, but everything is there.

Numbers 2.0.1

Application: OpenOffice or Gnumeric. Again, OO feels very heavy compaired to Numbers, but everything is there.

Keynote 5.0.1

Application: OpenOffice. Again, OO feels very heavy compaired to Keynote, but everything is there.

Scrivener 1.50

Lita 1.2.1

Pixelmator 1.4.1

Gimp works, but there has to be another, light weight image editing program for Linux. Else gimp will work.

Espresso 1.0.2a

Application: GEdit