Well, I’ve found a few things that solve some of my OS X problems.
And I’ve finally solved my text editor conundrum, by switching back to Emacs. While this goes against my instincts, and I’d prefer a slick OS X editor, there just isn’t one that works for me. And I’m really not asking for all that much; just syntax highlighting and built-in SCM with CVS and Subversion. BBEdit is stupid expensive, and I don’t care for it that much, jEdit is bloated and slow, Xcode is extremly clumsy, and none of the other editors even meet my two criteria. On the other hand, I found Aquamacs, a native Aqua port of GNU Emacs. It comes out-of-the-box with HTML, XML, CSS, and PHP syntax support, version control for CVS and Subversion, and works well. I also set up PHP function completion and argument lookup. It wasn’t my first choice, but I’m happy with it.
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