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For example, I can reverse how the scroll wheel inputs info in Autocad useful because when I converted to “scroll direction: natural” on the trackpad, it made zooming in Autocad backward. And it allows me to do unusual things, on a granular basis. But I’ve never had a problem with this preference panel app. SteerMouse – I also had, back in the day, a bad experience with a Logitech preference panel I have some memory of needing to get pretty fine grain in deleting preferences and the like before any input device would work again. Preference panels I use that were not mentioned (I also use Quark Updater): I am constantly merging photo libraries or “sneaker net-ing” (copying) data from home to work, and I like just going to the same place on the menu bar to eject volumes, as compared with searching for the mounted volume somewhere on my messy finder desktop. But of course, given the added complexities and risks of RAID, keeping an eye on drive health is useful, so SoftRAID’s menu app keeps its status updated, as well as being a convenient way to launch the appįreeSpace – I like both knowing how much disk space I have on my primary drive (you know, every now and then crazy hidden caches “take over” that space) but also having a “in one place” way to eject attached volumes. SoftRAID is a pretty great way to blow past individual drive limits, in my case using RAID-5. In my case, I have terabytes of RAW photos that I keep and want backed up, and while I’ve experimented with a NAS, I think I like DAS (direct attached storage) better.

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SoftRAID – As far as I can tell, the “new” logic of storage on modern mac systems is to keep your system storage lean and mean (so SSD), and put your larger data needs on external devices connected via Thunderbolt 3. Jump Desktop – my Screens replacement which for me just works I also like that when a screen is linked to, the linked-to machine’s menubar icon turns red

Menubar applets I use that were not mentioned (organized by Bartender, natch): As for that Venn diagram I want to love Touch Bar but don’t, yet – maybe I need Better Touch Tool.) (And, since they asked, I only use launchbar to launch calculator, which happens in my work machine to be one smooth mouse motion. I made a quick list of at least 10 menu bar items to check out.

WiFi/Network (all my networks are already set up, rarely setting up a new one).

Shifty (keeps NightShift from messing with my color managed workflow, turning it off in PS, LR and others).

Resilio Sync (shows in the menu bar when active, then dissapears).

Revisions (“Time Machine” for Dropbox, rare use).

Adobe Creative Cloud (just for updates).

ProXPN (don’t use VPN at home or work, so rarely used).

Alfred (not used, Alfred only through shortcut).

duet (sometimes I use my iPad as a drawing tablet).

Karabiner-Elements (enables the Hyper-Key, icon useless).

PopClip (works through marking text, only here if I want to add something).

Hazel (is a background task, once in a while I manually start a rule).

I use 1P through Alfred or browser shortcut) Could get rid of some, but since they are hidden, I don’t care much. Many stay there because bartender shows them in the manu bar if something is going on. Hidden by Bartender, because I either don’t use them much or haven’t decided on removing them.

Little Snitch’s network monitor (up/down speed).

Sometimes I considering removing the whole dock. The Dock gets populated my programs I start and I always use Alred fot that.

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I got rid of everything, just ~/Downloads (because I can see the download progress bar) and the trash (because…I am used to it) are there. A while ago, I cleaned my dock and manu bar to just show the stuff I need very often.