Mar 30, 2018 - Apps designed for the Mac don't often receive as much attention as apps for. It's designed to show you all of the files that are installed on your Mac in. Oh, and there are even Forums for Android, Windows and other devices. New Animals in 'Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp' Best New iPhone Games.

For more videos. • (Free) - OmniDiskSweeper is a free app from the company behind OmniFocus. It's designed to show you all of the files that are installed on your Mac in size order, so you can find what's hogging space on your machine and delete it if so desired. OmniDiskSweeper doesn't discriminate against critical and non-critical files, though, so be careful when deleting stuff. • ($9.99) - News Explorer is a simple newsreader app that supports RSS, JSON, Atom, and Twitter, with cloud-based synchronization available between your Mac and iOS devices. It offers a distraction-free interface with a built-in browser and a selection of themes for customization purposes. Offline news is supported, as are smart filters, reader view, built-in imaging viewing, and more.

It's $9.99 in the Mac App Store, but you can get a from the website. • ($9.99) - Switchem is designed to let you customize your workspace and manage your windows.

You can group windows into different types, organize them into tiles and split-screen work views, and switch between open windows quickly. • ($9.95) - Wallpaper Wizard 2 is, as the name suggests, an app where you can find wallpapers for your Mac. It offers a collection of more than 25,000 HD wallpapers in 4K quality that look great even on Apple's largest displays. New wallpapers are added on a monthly basis, and there's a feature that'll automatically switch your background if you want. • (Free) - App Cleaner is a minimal application that has one purpose -- it's designed to let you uninstall apps and all of their associated files. Just drag an app onto the App Cleaner interface and it'll find all of the hidden files so you can get rid of them. Do you have favorite must-have Mac apps that we haven't highlighted yet?

Let us know what they are in the comments and we might feature them in a future video. Many of this month's picks came from our forum members. Make sure to also, which covered apps like Unclutter, Dropzone 3, Bartender 3, and Magnet, and if you want some nifty iOS apps worth downloading, check out our. So how is this a rumor?

This guide is for the nintendo version of the adapter only although the x360ce portion should be applicable to any controller. Gamecube Adapter Driver: 2. Usb adapter for mac. Timecodes: - Beginning - Where to download Wii U Gamecube adapter drivers - Going through Adapter Driver installer - Important Step for Adapter Drivers; DO NOT OVERLOOK - VJoy Drivers - Setup Step for Windows 8 only - Start of 360ce portion - Update your.net framework for 360ce - Where to download 360ce - Organizing x360ce - Setting up x360ce - Recommended analog stick configuration - Setting up 32bit x360ce - How to use your files to play Steam games - Determining if you used the right x360ce files Websites for files: 1. This should allow anyone to play their Steam library using their Wii U gamecube adapter.

You've only been around since 2011 so you may not realize that the site discusses a wide variety of things other than just rumors We talk about troubleshooting issues, buying recommendations, software bugs and oh yeah, interesting software we can use Yes, the name is Macrumors, but we also talk about iPhones, HomePods, Apple Watches and other things too It is a virtual cornucopia of Apple stuffs! Oh, and there are even Forums for Android, Windows and other devices Hard to believe I know, but rumors are only a small part of Macrumors. I appreciate these articles but most of these are just different implementations of software that most Mac users are already using. Much of the stuff on the Mac App Store just offers alternatives to the stock MacOS apps.

Lots of calendar and note apps. While some offer extra functionality, I get by just fine with the stock mail, calendar and notes apps. They sync on all my devices and I have no compelling reason to try different solutions.

Perhaps if there was a way to test them for a month before buying. I’m only willing to pay for something that offers features that Apple doesn’t provide with the exception of Office 2016. While iWork keeps getting better, Office will always be the gold standard for productivity. A full featured photo and video editor is also needed whether you choose Photoshop or Pixelmator and Premiere or FCPX. I would never install any of this malware ********. You have to be senile to buy into any of this crap. Sincerely, it looks like MacTumors is just in this for the bucks at the expense of its readers.

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