The default screen capture of Mac, command+shift+4, is good. I can specify the part of the screen I want to capture and it’s automatically saved into a PNG file. It’s very simple and straightforward. But the longer I use it, the more I miss Greenshot. But that’s not (yet?) available for Mac.
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Mac OS X already comes with the Disk Utility app which you can use to burn ISO images into a CD/DVD. You don’t have to buy or download a new app to just do that. The step-by-step procedure is shown below.
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I use the terminal a lot be it in Mac, Windows or Linux. And it’s kinda frustrating in Mac for the lack of a dedicated insert key. Clearly, you’ll never think about small things until it’s gone. Copy-Paste function turned out to be an important feature.

So I looked for the equivalent command/key combination in the net and the combo below worked on MacBook Pro.

fn+command+v

Yeah, I know it’s a kinda bummer because it’s just one key on PC( Windows, Unix and Linux). But that’s how Apple is. Also, I’m not sure if it works for iMac. I heard there’s another key combination.

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