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OS X "Catch all" applications
One of the great things about the OS X development community is that there are programmers out there who are picking up the slack of the big corporations and enabling us to use a wider variety of devices on our computers.
One great example is VueScan which allows you to use this single piece of software on hundreds of different scanners. Put it on your laptop and you can plug into almost anything on the road and grab images just like you want to.
Another example (and the reason for this post) is wireless driver at sourceforge. These kids have been working hard to give PowerBook owners some great PCMIA alternatives to Apple's built-in wifi - much longer range.
Posted by Aaron R. Deutsch on May 22, 2004 8:45 PM