OK. Ignore me. I'm an idiot. The pro plan on Terminus does the job.
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Was going to suggest Termius. It’s not cheap but it’s excellent.
Alfred 5.5 is out. Seems to be a massive update.
Edit: Changelog https://www.alfredapp.com/changelog/
Edit: Changelog https://www.alfredapp.com/changelog/
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Sweet. Just updated, chucked them another 20 quid on top of existing Legendary licence.
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For any compression extraction/compression, I use Keke
www.keka.io
NTFS for Mac, is decent, been using this for years, IIRC was £13 a license for each machine - even integrates into the disk utility drop down when you format a drive, or you can use the app it comes with.
www.paragon-software.com
Hope this helps someone
Keka - the macOS file archiver
www.keka.io
NTFS for Mac, is decent, been using this for years, IIRC was £13 a license for each machine - even integrates into the disk utility drop down when you format a drive, or you can use the app it comes with.
Microsoft NTFS for Mac | Paragon Software
Boost Your Mac with Paragon File System Link. Read/write Microsoft NTFS files on your Mac for free.
www.paragon-software.com
Hope this helps someone
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I’ve recently started using Charmstone as my app switcher / launcher and quite enjoying using it thus far
Anyone managed to get that new nperf app working on macOS? I can't run it at all.
www.nperf.com
Never mind. Had to right click on it to run it - weird!
PC / Mac speed test application, browsing test and streaming test - nPerf.com
nPerf application for PC / Mac allows you to test your Internet connection performances with speeds up to 10 Gb/s
www.nperf.com
Never mind. Had to right click on it to run it - weird!
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You could play around with rsync. The only problem is that it works on the file layer so if one line of text changes in the file it'll copy an entirely new file to your backup. Having said that though it is pretty powerful.
How is iMovie for simple YouTube videos? I want to record my screen using OBS Broadcaster and then blur out and edit the footage before I upload it to YouTube. I don't think I really need to do anything too complex.
Also what do people use for thumbnails? I can't afford the Adobe software for something which is just a couple of one off videos.
Also what do people use for thumbnails? I can't afford the Adobe software for something which is just a couple of one off videos.
Just to answer my own question I have found app FFS
Free File Sync https://freefilesync.org/Works a treat
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Omnigraffle and Lucid Chart are my immediate thoughts, I think there's some others but quite often people I know succumb and pay up.
I had a look at Omnigraffle which seems good but is pretty expensive. I'll look at the free version of Lucid Charts and then see. Thanks.
It pains me to say it but there isn't anything as good as Visio on macOS.
I'm coming to that conclusion. For £18 a month you can get Visio Plan 2 (incl VAT) so you get the desktop app and the browser based app and I'm finding it hard to justify an alternative. Should be able to run it on Parallels just fine.