“Prayer has no place in government!”
—http://bit.ly/fjMK2D
February 2011
9 posts
The Twitter for Mac black icon
In case you haven´t notice, the Twitter for Mac icon has gone thru quite a few changes in a very short time, check this link for a nice overview of the twitter icon saga.
It happens that I prefer the black icon, so if you are like me (nerd) then here is a quick guide to change your twitter for mac back in black:
- Go to your Applications folder.
- Right click (or ctrl click) the twitter for mac icon and select get info.
- Click on the little lock on the bottom right and authenticate.
- Change the Sharing & Permissions to Read & Write.
- Now Right click again on the twitter app and select show package contents.
- Navigate to the folder Contents and then Resources.
- Drag and copy the file “Icon2.icns” to your desktop and rename this file to “icon.icns” (you might want to backup the originals before you do this)
- Drag the just newly renamed file from your desktop to the Resources folder.
- Done.
This worked for me, but there is another guide here that you might want to try.
BusyCal vs. iCal - BusyBlog →
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O iCal de facto é um programa de calendário básico, o BusyCal trás funcionalidades acrescidas que os utilizadores mais exigentes agradecem.
Whats in my menu bar?
This is what currently is running in my menu bar. It´s a bunch of lovely and practical apps that I highly recommend.
There is a larger flickr photo here: http://flic.kr/p/9fxjRX
Links to the apps below.
- Skitch - for screen grabs and share them over the internets.
- The amazing Dropbox.
- Google notifier - It tells you have new email and calendar events.
- Typeit4Me - Your fingers will thank you.
- Twitter for Mac - nuff said
- QuickCursor - works great with WriteRoom a simple and clutter free text editor.
- Evernote - for keeping notes, lists, to-do´s, etc.
- Growl - for system and app notifications.
