Must Have Open Source Mac Apps

Smashing Magazine has put together a list of must have Mac applications.
Here is a list of all the links mentioned in this article

• aLunch: A very handy launcher that runs from your Mac’s menu bar.
• Kuler: Color themes generator.
• Name Changer: A powerful batch name changer.
• YemuZip: Creating Zip files has never been so easy.
• Dateline: Linear calendar for your desktop.
• DropBox: Online file sharing system.
• Quicksilver: Adaptive appliction launcher.
• Transmit: Powerful FTP client software.
• iTunes: Digital media player from Apple.
• iClockr: Timing application for multiple projects.
• Caffeine: Keep your mac from sleep.
• iTool: Complete System Maintenance, cleaning and customizing the look of Leopard.
• The Unarchiver: Unarchive with power.
• Paparazzi!: Grab stunning screenshots of webpages.
• AllBookmarks: Bookmarks from your menu bar.
• TaskMate: Task management made easy with a OS X feel.
• Symbol Caddy: Keeps a bunch of common special characters at your fingertips.
• iZoom: Allows you to easily resize and crop your photos for optimized display.
• JumpCut: Provides “clipboard buffering” – access to text that you’ve cut or copied, even if you’ve subsequently cut or copied something else.
• Name Mangler: A batch file renamer that supports all common renaming tasks.
• CyberDuck: An open source FTP, SFTP-client.
• TextWrangler: The powerful general purpose text editor, and Unix and server administrator’s tool.
• Growl: A notification system for Mac OS X.
• Gmail Notifr: Sends you notifications about the received e-mails and other events in your Google account.
• MAMP: Installs a local server environment in a matter of seconds on your Mac OS X computer.