It's pretty cool, but it won't let me say goodbye to Coda yet. Features like sharing files via Bonjour, entab/detab and a built-in terminal make it totally worth the 99 bucks.

@diamondsw: Like this you mean?

So this is filling the niche of people watching 1080p videos and editting in photoshop on an OS not meant for touch, and who are willing to pay $1000 for it? It's gonna be a bestseller!

I don't understand why people like the black macbooks so much. the build quality was crap.

What I always wonder...how to set the bass and treble in order to hear the mix "how it was meant"?

@yiff: hmm true. But I can imagine a scenario where it's standard that the seller (wether it's online or in a shop) always asks: "do you want a charger with that?"

@jbaranski: in some cases they'll be faster than you're isp defaults.

I'm just hoping that phone manufacturers realize this means they don't need to ship a charger with every phone they sell. Just sell them for 5 quid each.

@jayw: yeah for internet obviously, but what I meant is video as well. Not really sure how big the building is, but because the computers handeling the video/projectors are quite far away, we have this:

-is there a way to get multiple fonts into 1 family in my font book, on a mac? Right now all the different tastes (bold/italic/etc) of a few fonts are different ones.

@jayw: try to use ethernet as much as possible.

I think you have to make a deviation between software moguls, and small independent developers.

Macs can be get pretty expensive.

@swc oxcart: @Black Knight Rebel: @Thargok: Thanks for all the replies. Luckily I've got an intel iMac as my main workspace, I'm just using my 12" PowerBook because people are often jealous of such a mean little machine, ha!

@swc oxcart: normally I don't really see the need for PPC support, but in this case it'd be very useful, as the performance of flash on PPC is very poor.

no PPC-support on Mac. Which is exactly where it's most needed.

Yes...I need this.

@Arggh! there goes a...snake a snake!: but spotify also has a free (ad-based) version. And more importantly, it's freakishly fast. From the second you open a song you can skip to anywhere in the song and it'll start playing almost instantly. Even on the crappy internet connection in my office.

@scottwildco: cmd+shift + 4 + space - captures 1 window you specify.

Hmm...I'll wait for a stable release.