For Apple's old- and new-timers alike, it's always good to have people sharing their own little tips and tricks that help them around the OS. See, the thing about Mac's OS is that it's flexible and can allow modifications through various tools and utilities. By personalizing you Mac to your heart's content, it's hard to not get attached to your digital friend (my PowerBook's name is Scar; what's your's?).

And so, when someone comes up with their list of ways to "Trick Out" your Mac, you can't help but lend an ear. Michael from AppleGazette just came up with his 10 ways to "Trick Out" your Mac (although some of these are well-known among the aforesaid "old-timers").

Take for example, Pixel Press Icons. That's like everyone's neutral ground when looking for desktop icons (one time I changed my Adium duck icon to that of Chrono Trigger).

There are more ways to get down and dirty with your digital friend: the Apple Gazette article also listed the heaven-sent plugin Pimp My Safari as well as CenterStage, NeoOffice, and the underestimated Automator function. Follow the read link below to see the list.