Skitch os x upgrade#
Security is good too, Evernote implements 2-factor authentication using Google’s Authenticator app (or compatible app).Ĭost: Free, with upgrade options. If there is text in the screenshot, it is usually (I guess there are limits to what can be done) detected as text and made searchable using the normal cmd-space in OS X.
Being a paying Evernote customer, suddenly all my screenshots from all history shows up in an Evernote workbook. Things got even better when Evernote acquired Skitch, and integrated the two services. I am sure there is an Android client too). Even better, they are synced across all your devices (OS X, Windows and IOS for sure. It keeps track of all your screenshots, even the ones from from last month. Until Skitch came along every screen shot except the last one was effectively lost. Documenting the configuration of some server before making changes to it (thus having a way back in case the changes don’t work out), or sending an annotated screenshot to a colleague, explaining how something works or should be done. I take at least 10 screenshots on an average day. In this first of several posts we’ll look at these tools: So let’s see how we can make a good OS X system truly awesome.
And as much as I like the way OS X has developed over the years (including the fact that it’s free once you have bought a Mac!), even the sun has spots. Being fairly multilingual – I use Macs, Windows and Linux boxes daily – OS X has during the last 4-5 years been the main platform for daily work.
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