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Quote from: MediaGuy at May 08, 2009, 07:09 AM
Iphone and MODx? I would say: stats, the ability to (un)publish documents and user management
And be carefull, mac os x is addicting! I just transformed my Intel C2Q 2,4 ghz with 8gb ram pc to a vmware ESXi server because I never used it as normal pc again since I have my Macbook 
I’m already feeling addicted my only ties to Windows as my main OS is Visual Studio.NET, IIS, MSSQL - can’t really think of much else for those I can easily still use via RDP on my Media Center PC, I use Dreamweaver quite a lot but just need to get use to a Mac IDE
Oh the other one is World of Warcraft which I play now and again but that even works on Macs, I’ve even been eyeing up Midi keyboards and music software for the Mac

I should imagine I will make the full switch once I have more cash to play with.
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MAMP obviously. CSSEdit is just fantastic, and Text Mate gets my vote for code monkey work. Time machine is essential for backups. For non work I use Doubletwist (itunes replcement that will sync to other devices apart from ipods), Transmission for torrents and KeepassX for storing those passwords (cross platform). VMWare fusion for running other OS’s.
Don’t know what your exact needs are, but I find myself using TextMate (
http://macromates.com/) for almost everything that can be filed under OS X and development
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I agree with TextMate, Transmit, MAMP (Pro), and several others above.
A few more invaluable apps...
AppZapper
SuperDuper
Skitch
QuickSilver
Growl
xScope