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All, I am getting a Mac powerbook sometime this week. I have had a Mac-mini, and while it’s been intriguing (and stable) the power of it was limited, so it was relegated to second-banana status. Ultimately, that means I haven’t done much in the World-o-Jobs. Nor will I be completely switching; I have way too much PC gear / software / experience to trash it all (and couldn’t afford to if I wanted). But, I know there are those among my seven readers who are very familiar with Macs, and are just dying to help me out with the ‘what should GruntDoc add’ to my new Mac book.

I will use it for blogging, surfing, the occasional powerpointy talk, and will probably dabble with pictures and some video more than I have been. I do need to be able to get into Windows to run some apps there. I have ““, and it’s good reading.

So, what should I add, preferably freeware that’s not bleeding edge? Your comments are officially solicited. PS: I now have a Prius and will soon have a Mac.

This does not mean I’ll be getting a goatee, wearing sandals and going vegan. Just so we’re clear on that. (All the original comments went ‘poof’ in the; feel free to re-comment, or ignore it, whichever.) First impression: strange to get a new box from Apple, that then immediately needs 100mb of updates. Second: Backlit keyboard is definitely a selling point; I thought I’d like it, and I do. Third: iWork preinstalled (paid for) wants me to enter my serial number? Isn’t that why we buy it preinstalled, so it Just Works? Gotta go find a SN.

Fourth: It took some reading, but in the ‘system preferences’ there’s a tweak to make the touchpad act like it has a right mouse button, which is terrific for a switcher. Fifth: Firefox works perfectly well. (I really enjoy Opera, but like the Firefox extension that keeps the bookmarks synced enough to prefer it). Sixth: no ‘delete’ button that means delete? The delete button is where the backspace belongs, and that’s what it does.

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Fn-delete does the same thing, but seems silly. Seventh: Battery life is fair, at best. Not up to Dell standards.

Microsoft Office or one of the ‘compatibles’ such as Open Office. Failing to have one of these is like trying to run your Prius on, say, benzene – it might work, but it will be a huge inconvenience. If you never exchange documents with anyone, or if you never use a spreadsheet, then maybe not. Safari is ok, but I find it less finely controllable than Firefox. Google Earth, a genuinely fine toy. Flip4Mac – lets Quicktime play Windows Media Flash player Shockwave Things that might be there already Acrobat Reader 7.x Stuffit 11 RealPlayer Gold Two button mouse support is built in to OS/X; I bought a couple from Swann, with a scrollwheel, that worked just by plugging them in to the USB port.

And it has pretty red and blue lights. One other thing – we recently discovered batteries don’t last forever. After a couple of years, our battery life dropped from around 5(?) hours to less than 1.

We should have worried sooner Anyway, use the Apple Menu, select About this Mac, click on the More Info button, and look at Hardware/Power. There’s a line for “Full Charge Capacity”. Make a note of that figure, and check it once in a while. Lyrics george harrison my sweet lord.

At a guess, when that value drops to about 2/3 what you will see on your new machine, it will be time to think about a new battery. We bought ours from newertech.com, and we get a bit over 6 hours now.