WANT! Susan Kare Prints!

http://www.kareprints.com/

Composition Notebook MacBook Air Skin

via flickr.com

Schweet.

Donut Thief (for your MacBook)

via etsy.com

Level Up Your MacBook

via cultofmac.com

Ten Years

via asymco.com

I never owned a Bondi blue Mac, but my Classic is still in perfect working condition.

Bash prompt line wrapping fix

Insert [ and ] around the ANSI escape sequences:

Original: PS1="ne[0;34m][u@h]e[0;36m][W]e[0;m] ??? "

Modified: PS1="n[e[0;34m][u@h]e[0;36m][W]e[0;m]] ??? "

New Fav Mac Util: Zooom/2

Zooom/2 from Coderage Software??allows you to grab, move, and resize windows anywhere, using a key combo:

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Mac Startup Sound as my iPhone Ringtone

[link]

Custom Colors in Snow Leopard Terminal, 64-bit Edition

Here's the 64-bit Snow Leopard update to Ciarán Walsh's original blog post on customizing colors in Leopard terminal. 

Here's what you need:

• SIMBL 0.9.7a
• Terminal Colors SL 64 Bit
• .profile or .bash_profile file

Not required, but recommended:

• IR_Black Terminal Theme

Here's what you do: 

1. Download and install SIMBL
2. Download @timmfin's TerminalColors SIMBL bundle and install it to ~Library/Application Support/SIMBL/Plugins/ (create the directory if it doesn't exist)
3. Download and install the IR_Black Terminal Theme
4. Edit your .profile (or .bash_profile) file (create the file in your home directory, if it doesn't exist) to include:
   

   # Colorize the Terminalexport CLICOLOR=1;

5. Open/Restart Terminal, open Prefs, and ensure that the "More..." button appears in the Text windows of the Settings tab (see below)
6. That's it! Open a new terminal window, and you should have beautiful color!

Visiting the Mothership

BookBook

Get it here: BookBook

Mario's Quest for the Silver Apple

Get it here. And oh, there's a Ruby on Rails one here.

MacRuby and Textorize

Read the article on Merbist: http://bit.ly/I6HQQ

MacRuby: http://www.macruby.org/

Textorize: http://textorize.org/

Thomas Fuchs: http://github.com/madrobby

YTree

http://j.mp/rb6eE

Snippet App (for OS X)

I like to make piles; I'm a piler. Snippet App lets you make piles of code:

[vimeo http://www.vimeo.com/5483670 w=980&h=554]

An??mona Screensaver

One of my go-to Mac screensavers, updated for Snow Leopard: http://j.mp/1O22GV