No sooner had I finished one sound project (Quicktime, 4.7MB), then two more popped up to take its place. It’s like fighting the Hydra.
And speaking of Hydra, I tested an OS X application by the same name a few days ago: a freeware Rendezvous-enabled programmer’s editor. It’s pretty neat: simple and usable interface with remarkably intuitive syntax highlighting. Ideally, Hydra should allow collaborative work on single text files through a LAN or over the internet. I say “ideally,” because I tried out the collab features with fellow MeFite Steve, and we could not access each other’s shared documents at all. Also, I have the usual problems with the Finder-based open/save dialogs, and the edit screen itself is not quite as intuitive with tabs and indents as I would like.
All in all, jEdit is still my programmer’s editor of choice. (Though the recent Java 1.4.1 upgrade broke my installation of the jEdit OSX package, so I had to reinstall from the Java binary.)