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www.brandonpugh.com | ||
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mijndertstuij.nl
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| | | | | Joining the bandwagon of sharing my default apps for 2024. | |
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www.manton.org
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| | | | | [AI summary] The post lists the author's preferred software applications for various tasks such as email, note-taking, file management, and media consumption on Apple devices in 2023. | |
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notes.baldurbjarnason.com
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| | | | | This is a thing people are doing. Decided to complete the list to see what I use. ?? Mail Client: Thunderbird. Mail on iOS/iPadOS ?? Mail Server: Easymail and Gmail ?? Notes: text files in folders and whatever text editor I like at the time ? To-Do: text files in folders and whatever text editor I like at the time ?? iPhone Photo Shooting: Apple Camera or Halide ?? Photo Management: Apple Photos, Lightroom, Capture One ?? Calendar: Google Calendar ?? Cloud File Storage: Dropbox or GitHub (for the text files) ?? RSS: NetNewsWire and Feedly. | |
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matt.routleynet.org
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| | | Episode 097 of the Hemispheric Views podcast held a fun Duel of the Defaults! competition. Here's my list. I've really shifted to defaults over the past year. I'm conflicted about this: I really like a good indie app, yet find my needs don't justify the complexity of using non-defaults. ?? Mail Client: Apple Mail ?? Mail Server: iCloud Custom Email Domain ?? Notes: Apple Notes ? To-Do: Reminders ?? iPhone Photo Shooting: Camera. | ||
