Firefox 1.5.0.2 was just released! This is especially great news for Intel Mac users. This is the first official release that’s a Universal Binary (meaning that it will run on Intel and PowerMac machines natively).

Besides some bugfixes, there doesn’t seem to be much else new besides being a universal binary.

Enjoy.

If you haven’t looked at OpenVPN yet, what the heck are you waiting for?

OpenVPN employs SSL to encrypt communcations. There are two aspects of OpenVPN that you should open your eyes to: it’s very cross-platform and it uses commonly used (and unblocked) Internet protocols (tcp or udp). (more…)

Mozilla Firefox is a web browser that works on OpenBSD, Mac OS X, Linux and Windows.

It is safer (at least for now) than IE.

Use it!

Mozilla Thunderbird is an email client that works on OpenBSD, Mac OS X, Linux and Windows. It supports IMAP, POP and RSS.

Use it!

Putty is a free SSH client for Windows.

The Putty project also includes a command line client (plink), an scp client (pscp), an sftp client (psftp) and an ssh-agent application (pageant).