Today i have added some more plugins/widgets and a new theme:

• Plugin: Yet another related post plugin
• Widget: Flickr badge
• Theme: freshy

Apple explains in Technical Note TN2139 how to  debug dashboard widgets.

Teaser:

This Technical Note covers common problems and errors encountered during the development of a Dashboard widget, along with techniques for discovering and preventing such problems. It is targeted at developers working with Dashboard on Mac OS X Tiger.

My collegue showed my MacOrchard.com as we were discussing about good ftp-clients.

MacOrchard seems to be a good platform if you are looking for a specific application category but don’t know a specific app itself or if you are looking for a quick overview / review / comparison

It features the following categories:

• Chat & Talk
• Classics
• Connectivity
• Email
• File Transfer
• Helper
• MUSH/MUD
• Network
• Older Protocols
• Other
• RSS
• Server
• Sharing
• Terminal
• Usenet
• Web Browsers

It seems to be a repeating question in Mac OS X related irc-channels, so let’s write the solution down once again.

Mac OS X has several methods to burn files. Unfortunally there is no pre-installed all-in-one burning solution so many users end up using free burn-apps like Burn or commercial apps like Toast. In general using a specific burn-app makes sense…but maybe the following solution is enough for you.

Now lets see how you can burn ISO’s using Disk Utility

• Insert a blank disc.
• Start Disk Utility (/Applications/Utilities/Disk Utility.app)
• From the File menu, choose “Open Disk Image” and select the ISO you want to burn
• In the list of volumes, you will now see an item representing the ISO file. Select it.
• Click the Burn button and follow the instructions.