Seth is Going for the Gusto having installed OS X:

I can't believe what I've been missing.

This is great news for those of us already using OS X and Conversant as a productivity 'suite'.

Robert Barksdale in his Mozilla, Radio 8, and Mac OS X: Choice and Commitment peice certainly gives compelling arguments for Mozilla. I tried Mozilla recently and it crashed when accessing the newsgroups I use to support my teaching. Perhaps I should give it a second chance.

Dan has posted a followup - Why I'm Glad I Made the Switch to OS X:

I am now absolutely certain I made the right move. Switching to Windows would have been harder and, I'm convinced, more of a rough-edged transition.

But he also has some suggestions on How Apple Could Have Made The OS X Switch Easier.

O'Reilly Network: AppleScript Primer for Mac OS X

AppleScript is a built-in Macintosh automation tool that gives users the ability to control the operating system and several of their favorite applications. While this powerful scripting system has always had a loyal following of Macintosh aficionados and publishing professionals, the release of Mac OS X 10.1.2 may mean AppleScript is ready to strut its stuff in front of a wider audience. Here are some of the exciting AppleScript developments on Mac OS X: