Switching to Mac

What programs are there out there!?

I'm buying a used Macbook pro for my work. I had planned to download all my programs now while I had sometime. To my dismay, nearly everything I tried to download didn't have a Mac Version. Having not owned a Mac since the G3 days and being a Windows guy I have zero knowledge of the OSX ecosystem.

What programs should I be downloading, what do you guys use, what are your go to apps?

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I need a open word processor, torrent, youtube downloader, hw monitoring and whatever else is nessasay on a mac.

What's your purpose decide it first
>If terimal use iterm
>For package manager homebrew
>Shell zsh
>And for paid apps torrent
>Torrent client qbitorrent
>For mine purpose I use for xcode

I'm talking general user stuff, I use adobe mostly for work

Hwmonitor is available may be you have to build on yourself
Word processor :- free apple pages (but shithole)
Using Microsoft office (torrent)
OK I will solve all your issue can you search on google mactorrent you will get all your apps hope you are using adblocker

Hwmonitor I am using but I have hackintosh they have pre-build version for that
Hope you will get your answers

>t. mactoddler

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>open word processor
libre office
>torrent
qbittorrent
>youtube downloader
install latest version of python, open command line and type pip install youtube_dl. download video by typing youtube-dl or youtube-dl -x in command line.
>hw monitoring
that i cannot answer because i don't own a mac and never had one. i know that before mentioned software has mac ports so you might wanna check it out.
also, do your own research next time, faggot.

Pages is free? I remeber paying $60 for that back in the day

Word processor is libreoffice or OpenOffice.

Torrenting is Transmission.

YouTube downloaded is youtube-do, which you can download using Homebrew.

Hw monitoring I just use the system activity tool which comes on macOS for free.

Other stuff - what do you need? Download Xcode for Unix tools, Firefox for browsing (safari is better for battery life but Firefox is better otherwise), Spotify or whatever for music, VLC for multimedia...

If you use the web for procrastinating, SelfControl is a great tool that will blacklist or whitelist websites/domains for a set period of time - won’t stop operating until the timer is up, great for blocks of solid work without going on Facebook or whatever.

**youtube-dl, as others have said