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#Bbedit save through interarchy manual

When I need to get a file onto a server, I SFTP it through YummyFTP, which is much faster. I don’t think this a problem specific to MobileMe WebDAV seems to be slow in general. Small files transfer well enough, but moving a handful of photos or a song files takes forever. They look nice, but they’re not as good as the native applications, and I use other people’s computers about as often as I wear other people’s underwear.

I can’t see much use for the MobileMe web apps.

Maybe it would come in handy sometime-and me.com is a pretty cool domain-but I don’t see the need for it now.

#Bbedit save through interarchy manual

Syncing these programs without MobileMe is a manual process that I probably could script to get a clunky solution like that of Address Book. TextExpander isn’t particularly critical, but 1Password is. At present, I can use MobileMe to keep TextExpander and 1Password in sync between the desktop and laptop. Syncing other programs is much better with MobileMe.Syncing the iPhone and the desktop Mac is fine through iTunes, but keeping Address Books on two Macs is a pain. Address Book syncing is much better with MobileMe.

But syncing through MobileMe is definitely smoother and requires no thinking on my part. Syncing through iTunes and another AppleScript have handled the iPhone. By using a free iCal server, iCal’s publish and subscribe features, and a couple of AppleScripts, I’ve been keeping my desktop and laptop calendars in sync for years.

Calendar syncing is better with MobileMe.

The past couple of weeks have proved that there’s no difference between MobileMe and non-MobileMe syncing.

MobileMe is unnecessary for OmniFocus syncing.

I’m trying to look at the pros and cons before deciding whether to keep my MobileMe subscription. Now I’m going to go back to MobileMe for a while. As I mentioned in this post, I stopped using my trial MobileMe subscription a couple of weeks ago when I learned that OmniFocus had fixed its WebDAV support and I could sync my desktop and iPhone task lists using another server.