See this at: videolan.org| Added on 09/08/08

VLC media player is a highly portable multimedia player for various audio and video formats (MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MPEG-4, DivX, mp3, ogg, ...) as well as DVDs, VCDs, and various streaming protocols. It can also be used as a server to stream in unicast or... See more

VLC media player is a highly portable multimedia player for various audio and video formats (MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MPEG-4, DivX, mp3, ogg, ...) as well as DVDs, VCDs, and various streaming protocols. It can also be used as a server to stream in unicast or multicast in IPv4 or IPv6 on a high-bandwidth network. If you like VLC, please rate it on the Freshmeat and versiontracker entries! See less

See this at: chmox.sourceforge.ne...| Added on 08/06/08

Chmox is a 100% native Cocoa application to read CHM (compiled HTML) ebooks on Mac OS X

Chmox is a 100% native Cocoa application to read CHM (compiled HTML) ebooks on Mac OS X See less

See this at: colloquy.info| Added on 07/29/08

I have been trying to find a decent OS X IRC client for 2 years. You have just made the best IRC client for OS X. I haven't used IRC in years, and this makes me enjoy it again. Great design. The only one to recognize mIRC colors correctly so far.... See more

I have been trying to find a decent OS X IRC client for 2 years. You have just made the best IRC client for OS X. I haven't used IRC in years, and this makes me enjoy it again. Great design. The only one to recognize mIRC colors correctly so far. Traditionally, chat clients on the Mac have been anything but glamorous. Colloquy is an advanced IRC, SILC & ICB client which aims to fill this void. By adhering to Mac OS X interface conventions, Colloquy has the look and feel of a quality Mac application. AppleScript A powerful dictionary for easy scripting. IRC, SILC & ICB Compatibility The result of years of chat experience. Plug-In Love Unlimited extensability through Plug-Ins. Styled For You Pick the look for your conversations. Colors of the World Fully compatible with mIRC colors. Open Minded Open source, like it should be. Unintrusive Interface Sleek multi- or single-window modes. File Transfer Medly Full DCC transfer support with resume. They're Your Buddies A buddy list for your IRC... See less

See this at: doublecommand.source...| Added on 07/24/08

DoubleCommand is software for Mac OS X (a kernel extension) that lets you remap keys, in other words change the way your keyboard works. Often used to make a PC keyboard more comfortable with a Mac, swapping the Alt (Option) and Windows (Command or... See more

DoubleCommand is software for Mac OS X (a kernel extension) that lets you remap keys, in other words change the way your keyboard works. Often used to make a PC keyboard more comfortable with a Mac, swapping the Alt (Option) and Windows (Command or Apple) keys, since they are in swapped positions on Mac and PC keyboards. DoubleCommand is a quick and easy way to fix this if you use a PC keyboard with your Mac. Features DoubleCommand 1.5.3 has been given a four mouse rating at Macworld, thanks! DoubleCommand was originally based on iJect and uses code from fKeys I put time and effort into the software I make, and am happy to give it away with source code for free. If you feel that it is worth something to you, why not let me know? You can send donations via Paypal to me if you care to. And a great big thankyou to the many who have generously donated! Copyright © 2001-2007 Michael Baltaks See less

See this at: infinite-labs.net| Added on 07/07/08

* Keep windows afloat (heh) on top of all others. * Make windows transparent with a gesture. * Move windows from anywhere, not just the title bar. * Turn a window into an "overlay" on your screen that doesn't hinder your work. * Show a window's file... See more

* Keep windows afloat (heh) on top of all others. * Make windows transparent with a gesture. * Move windows from anywhere, not just the title bar. * Turn a window into an "overlay" on your screen that doesn't hinder your work. * Show a window's file in the Finder with nothing more than your keyboard. * Do all of this with quick keyboard shortcuts, or a flick of your mouse wheel or multitouch trackpad. See less

See this at: tobeartist.com| Added on 07/07/08

Art works and career organizer for professional artists. To be artist is easy now. This software helps you to organize everything: Your artworks, contacts, exhibitions, contest participations, sales, press, etc. You only need to create!

Art works and career organizer for professional artists. To be artist is easy now. This software helps you to organize everything: Your artworks, contacts, exhibitions, contest participations, sales, press, etc. You only need to create! See less

See this at: screensteps.com| Added on 07/07/08

Create a new lesson and start capturing images for the task you are trying to teach. ScreenSteps automatically captures them in the order they are acquired. Go back and enter some text or add some image annotations. Lesson creation has never been so... See more

Create a new lesson and start capturing images for the task you are trying to teach. ScreenSteps automatically captures them in the order they are acquired. Go back and enter some text or add some image annotations. Lesson creation has never been so fast. See less

See this at: yellowmug.com| Added on 06/24/08

Mac OS X lets you keep folders in the Dock and the Finder's sidebar. This makes accessing frequently used folders quick and easy. The problem is that without customized folder icons, you cannot tell the folders apart. In many cases, having a short... See more

Mac OS X lets you keep folders in the Dock and the Finder's sidebar. This makes accessing frequently used folders quick and easy. The problem is that without customized folder icons, you cannot tell the folders apart. In many cases, having a short text label over an icon makes it much easier to tell what's in the folder. However, creating such an icon using a graphic app and an icon app can be difficult and time-consuming. See less

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See this at: plasq.com| Added on 06/21/08

Be the Hero You Are! Comic Life lets you create astounding comics, beautiful picture albums, how-tos... and more! The easy-to-use interface integrates seamlessly with your photo collection or iSight. Drag in your pictures, captions, Lettering text... See more

Be the Hero You Are! Comic Life lets you create astounding comics, beautiful picture albums, how-tos... and more! The easy-to-use interface integrates seamlessly with your photo collection or iSight. Drag in your pictures, captions, Lettering text ('ka-blam!') and speech balloons and your work is done! Fast..ZZooooommmm Comic Life gives you fun and professional templates for instant, impressive, photo layouts. Tweak your creations to your hearts desire! Super-Shine Looking for something special? Enhance the look of your photos with the many included filters like hand-drawn, painted and night vision. Share your Life Stories Comic Life makes it easy to share your creations with friends and family! Comic Life supports .Mac, html, QuickTime and JPEG exports, so you can share on your website, blog or via email. Print out pristine, lasting copies via your printer or the iPhoto Kodak print service. Stand back and watch people smile, laugh and be captivated by your creations! Keepin' it Real... See less

See this at: projects.tynsoe.org| Added on 06/21/08

GeekTool is a PrefPane (System Preferences module) for Panther or Tiger to show system logs, unix commands output, or images (i.e. from the internet) on your desktop (or even in front of all windows). Use File mode to monitor MacOS X activity with... See more

GeekTool is a PrefPane (System Preferences module) for Panther or Tiger to show system logs, unix commands output, or images (i.e. from the internet) on your desktop (or even in front of all windows). Use File mode to monitor MacOS X activity with /var/tmp/console.log or /var/log/system.log, or Shell mode to launch custom scripts or commands like "df" to check space left on filesystems, "uptime" to monitor load of your machine... FInally, Image mode helps you monitor bandwith usage, CPU loads, memory availability of your server, via tools like MRTG or RRD. © Tynsoe.org. Comments can be mailed to infos@tynsoe.org See less

See this at: smileonmymac.com| Added on 06/21/08

TextExpander saves you countless keystrokes with customized abbreviations for your frequently-used text strings and images. Easily insert a customized signature with a few keystrokes. You can even include a photo or logo! Need easy access to... See more

TextExpander saves you countless keystrokes with customized abbreviations for your frequently-used text strings and images. Easily insert a customized signature with a few keystrokes. You can even include a photo or logo! Need easy access to boilerplate paragraphs? Add them to your snippet library and insert them into your emails and contracts by typing a short abbreviation! Make it easy on yourself by adding your address, email, phone and fax numbers to your snippet library! Keep making the same typos? Add common typos as triggers‚ TextExpander automatically replaces them with the correct spelling! TextExpander also includes the TidBITs AutoCorrect Dictionary. (more info) Create abbreviations for commonly-used tags! Or use our built-in HTML and CSS snippet groups. Need to insert the current date or time? TextExpander comes with date and time snippets that you can format the way you want! Check out TextExpander's powerful features that save you time and effort! See how TextExpander... See less

See this at: rubicode.com| Added on 06/21/08

RCDefaultApp is a Mac OS X 10.2 or higher preference pane that allows a user to set the default application used for various URL schemes, file extensions, file types, MIME types, and Uniform Type Identifiers (or UTIs; MacOS 10.4 only). MacOS X uses... See more

RCDefaultApp is a Mac OS X 10.2 or higher preference pane that allows a user to set the default application used for various URL schemes, file extensions, file types, MIME types, and Uniform Type Identifiers (or UTIs; MacOS 10.4 only). MacOS X uses the extension and file type settings to choose the application when opening a file in Finder, while Safari and other applications use the URL and MIME type settings at other times for content not related to a file (such as an unknown URL protocol, or a media stream). RCDefaultApp also allows setting the application when digital cameras or FireWire webcams such as iSight are connected to the computer. For completeness' sake, there are also settings that mimic the existing "CDs and DVDs" preference pane, which allows setting the action to take when various types of CDs and DVDs are inserted into the computer. Finder's Get Info panel can be used to set the default application for file extensions and file types, but it's not intuitive. Apple's... See less

See this at: docs.blacktree.com| Added on 06/21/08

Nocturne is (yet another) simple app for switching a computer to night vision mode. It does, however, add a few things:

Nocturne is (yet another) simple app for switching a computer to night vision mode. It does, however, add a few things: See less

See this at: azarhi.com| Added on 06/21/08

Do Something When is a system preference pane that allows the user to watch for drives mounting and un-mounting, allowing them to launch or quit applications, whenthese events happen. You can launch iTunes when your music hard drive gets mounted, you... See more

Do Something When is a system preference pane that allows the user to watch for drives mounting and un-mounting, allowing them to launch or quit applications, whenthese events happen. You can launch iTunes when your music hard drive gets mounted, you can quit iTunes when you eject the drive. This is just an example of what can be done. Getting Motivated - 09/11/2007 Trying to get the motivation to get back to work on DSW. Not completely back up to speed but have fixed a few bugs and finishing a few features. It should be somewhat easy to get back on track if the motivation stays with me. For those of you that emailed me while I was dealing with the last few months, thank you! Coding Delays - 07/01/2007 Just to inform everyone of the major delays in coding all projects. Family troubles have had me unable to concentrate on coding for awhile now. I am trying to get back to coding now, but things are still going to be slow for awhile though. I am sorry for these delays and will try to get... See less

See this at: 81.169.182.62| Added on 06/21/08

• Displays temperature and fan speed in the menubar • Apply different fan-settings with just one click • Let's you set different minimum speeds for every fan seperately and save them as favorites • Autoapply different fan settings when the... See more

• Displays temperature and fan speed in the menubar • Apply different fan-settings with just one click • Let's you set different minimum speeds for every fan seperately and save them as favorites • Autoapply different fan settings when the powersource changes (macbooks only) • Sourcecode included! Extend it and change it to your needs smcFanControl lets the user set the minimum speed of the build in fans. So you can increase your minimum fan speed to make your intel mac run cooler. However in order not to damage your machine scFanControl let's you not set minimum speed to a rate under Apple's defaults. In addition to that fans are still in automatic mode, so the speed of your fans will increase, if CPU load gets higher. See less

See this at: noodlesoft.com| Added on 06/21/08

"An object at rest...will remain at rest..." Sometimes Newton's Law of Inertia is just as applicable to the digital world as to the physical. All too often our files sit around never to be filed. Downloads and other sundry files pile up never to... See more

"An object at rest...will remain at rest..." Sometimes Newton's Law of Inertia is just as applicable to the digital world as to the physical. All too often our files sit around never to be filed. Downloads and other sundry files pile up never to leave. Fortunately, an uncluttered desktop can be a reality. Meet Hazel, your personal housekeeper. Hazel watches whatever folders you tell it to, automatically organizing your files according to the rules you create. It features a rule interface similar to that of Apple Mail so you should feel right at home. Have Hazel move files around based on name, date, type, what site/email address it came from (Safari and Mail only) and much more. Automatically put your music in your Music folder, movies in Movies. Keep your downloads off the desktop and put them where they are supposed to be. More than just filing Hazel can open, archive, set color labels and add Spotlight comments. In addition, you can have Hazel rename your files or sort them into... See less

See this at: ragingmenace.com| Added on 06/21/08

MenuMeters is a set of CPU, memory, disk, and network monitoring tools for Mac OS X. Although there are numerous other programs which do the same thing, none had quite the feature set I was looking for. Most were windows that sat in a corner or on... See more

MenuMeters is a set of CPU, memory, disk, and network monitoring tools for Mac OS X. Although there are numerous other programs which do the same thing, none had quite the feature set I was looking for. Most were windows that sat in a corner or on the desktop, which are inevitably obscured by document windows on a PowerBook's small screen. Those monitors which used the menubar mostly used the NSStatusItem API, which has the annoying tendency to totally reorder my menubar on every login. The MenuMeters monitors are true SystemUIServer plugins (also known as Menu Extras). This means they can be reordered using command-drag and remember their positions in the menubar across logins and restarts. * The CPU Meter can display system load both as a total percentage, or broken out as user and system time. It can also graph user and system load and display the load as a "thermometer". The menu for the CPU Meter contains several pieces of information I like to have a single click away (uptime,... See less

See this at: iggsoftware.com| Added on 06/15/08

iBank 3.1 is now available. 5-12-2008 This update features new popup arrows to assist matching during imports, improved page loading with the built-in browser, and 23 other enhancements. [download] iBank 3 Manual now available. 5-2-2008 For those of... See more

iBank 3.1 is now available. 5-12-2008 This update features new popup arrows to assist matching during imports, improved page loading with the built-in browser, and 23 other enhancements. [download] iBank 3 Manual now available. 5-2-2008 For those of you who prefer to print out instructions rather than using the built-in help files, the downloadable PDF version of the iBank 3 documentation has been completed. Check it out now! [download] iBiz 3.1.12 is now available. 4-8-2008 This update fixes a bug involving Quick Timers and automatic rounding, counts payment-type job events in "final balance" totals, and addresses an Applescript bug related to invoicing. [download] iBank 3.0.3 is now available. 4-1-2008 Featuring improvements to iPhone synchronization, loan payment calculations, custom check printing, cash flow reports, French localization, and much more. See less

See this at: embraceware.com| Added on 06/15/08

Create a weekly or specific date alarm to wake you with your favorite music or any of the built in sounds.

Create a weekly or specific date alarm to wake you with your favorite music or any of the built in sounds. See less

See this at: islayer.com| Added on 06/15/08

iStat menus monitors your entire system right from your menubar, with 8 separate and highly configurable menu extras. You'll always know exactly what's going on inside your Mac! Quite a large amount of time has been spent developing iStat menus, so... See more

iStat menus monitors your entire system right from your menubar, with 8 separate and highly configurable menu extras. You'll always know exactly what's going on inside your Mac! Quite a large amount of time has been spent developing iStat menus, so you use it then please consider donating. CPU usage. 7 display modes, multiple core support. Monitor cpu usage for individual processes. Memory usage. 4 display modes, page ins/outs and swap usage display. Monitor memory usage for individual processes. Disks usage and activity. 6 display modes and the ability to hide disks you don't want to see. Monitor networking. Current and total bandwidth, peak bandwidth and IP addresses. PPP Controls for 10.5 users. Temperatures. Monitor the temperature of your Mac with 2 display modes and the ability to hide sensors you don't want to see. Fans & Power. Monitor the fan speeds, voltages, current and power usage, in your Mac. 2 display modes and the ability to hide sensors you don't want to see.... See less

See this at: omz-software.de| Added on 06/15/08

SketchBox is a new – multifunctional yet uncluttered – Sticky Notes Manager for your Mac Desktop. You can enter text or make drawings and set individual reminders for each sticky to use them as a visual alarm clock. Arrange all your notes in the... See more

SketchBox is a new – multifunctional yet uncluttered – Sticky Notes Manager for your Mac Desktop. You can enter text or make drawings and set individual reminders for each sticky to use them as a visual alarm clock. Arrange all your notes in the thumbnail view, create little storyboards or comics – or just store your daily thoughts as searchable text. Each Sticky consists of three layers: The drawing canvas, a little text editor and an intuitive alarm timer that combines the best of analog and digital clocks. While editing text you can still see your drawing in the semitransparent background and vice-versa. You can select the active layer by clicking on one of the tabs at the right side of the note. Each Sticky remembers its active layer, so that you can continue where you left after closing the Sticky's window. You can also set a default layer for new Stickies in the preferences. SketchBox is designed not to interrupt your workflow. You can close Stickies at any time and they will... See less

See this at: trailrunnerx.com| Added on 06/12/08

Cool. Great program. I use it several times a week. It's the main thing that makes me go running! - James Trailrunner is a wonderful application and the reason why I bought my first GPS device last week. My donation will follow with your next release... See more

Cool. Great program. I use it several times a week. It's the main thing that makes me go running! - James Trailrunner is a wonderful application and the reason why I bought my first GPS device last week. My donation will follow with your next release ;-) - egon Lots of people take their iPods with them when they go for a jog, hike, or bike ride, but most just use their players to listen to music, not plan their routes. That's too bad, because TrailRunner is a clever piece of software that helps you prepare your intended route then puts it on your iPod with maps, distances, and time goals. - scifi.com Berbie: Tom, thanks for supporting the TrailRunner project with your donation. Tom: No - thank YOU for creating it, it's an amazing piece of software! Makes wanting to go for a run that much more inviting. See less

See this at: spanningsync.com| Added on 06/12/08

But Don't Take Our Word For It Google Enterprise users have picked Spanning Sync as the #1 Top Rated solution on the Google Solutions Marketplace, with reviews like "Absolutely great", "Exactly what I was looking for", and "Just works." David... See more

But Don't Take Our Word For It Google Enterprise users have picked Spanning Sync as the #1 Top Rated solution on the Google Solutions Marketplace, with reviews like "Absolutely great", "Exactly what I was looking for", and "Just works." David Chartier of The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) writes, "Spanning Sync looks to be the holy grail of true, two-way calendar synchronization between Apple's iCal and Google Calendar." ZDNet writes, "$25 gets you a one-year subscription to the service and $65 gets you a permanent license. I like the options and consider either to be well worth the investment for the trouble-free way the utility helps me keep everything organized." Wired News says, "It's understandable that Mac users are really excited about this." InfoWorld writes, "For $75/user/year ($50/Google and $25/Spanning Sync) you have 10GB of email, shared calendar, Sync and whatever other goodies Google drops on you. Just over $6/user/month is well worth it to know all your data is... See less

See this at: stalkingwolf.net| Added on 06/12/08

* Universal Binary (Intel/Mac) * Finally fixed crash with QuickTime 7.0.4+ running CocoThumbX with multiple threads * Register a Mac OS X Service to create and remove custom icon from single files in the Finder and/or create and remove icon for a... See more

* Universal Binary (Intel/Mac) * Finally fixed crash with QuickTime 7.0.4+ running CocoThumbX with multiple threads * Register a Mac OS X Service to create and remove custom icon from single files in the Finder and/or create and remove icon for a selected folder including all images and subfolders. Take a look at the Service Menu from Finder after selecting a file. Or press Command+Shift+S to add an Icon, Command+Shift+R to remove an icon. * automatically rotate images by there specified EXIF orientation * Added a Monitoring Tool to watch folders (including subfolders ) on your harddisk and automatically add a custom icon to new or modified files. (i.e your movie or picture folders) Open the preferences and select "Monitoring". Enable the monitoring tool by activate the checkbox and add the folders ( Drag&Drop ) to the list below. Enable the checkbox behind the folder to include subfolders. CocoThumbX will add/remove a login item for your current user and start/stop the... See less

See this at: freeverse.com| Added on 06/12/08

Look around your screen right now. It’s okay, we’ll wait. At this very moment, applications are fighting for your attention. Between chat windows, Finder windows, Web browser windows, and everything else, it’s amazing any of us can concentrate at... See more

Look around your screen right now. It’s okay, we’ll wait. At this very moment, applications are fighting for your attention. Between chat windows, Finder windows, Web browser windows, and everything else, it’s amazing any of us can concentrate at all. As it has become easier to multitask, we’ve become more likely to have two dozen windows on the screen at any given moment. Innovations like Expose makes finding what you want in the sea of visual stimuli easier, but they’ve done little to remove those distractions. Focusing takes concentration, and concentration takes energy. You can only concentrate on so much at a time, and you can’t create more energy. What we need to do is change how we work. Let’s limit our attention to one application—any application—at any time. Let’s make it easy to change focus when we have to. Let’s allow ourselves to bring other apps up quickly if we need them, but put them out of sight again just as quickly. Let’s rediscover how to focus, and get back to... See less

See this at: antoniolore.net| Added on 06/12/08

Anomalies When the software detects that one or more contacts require 8 or more sections, the import function couldn't work properly. In detail, beyond the eight sections data are not written correctly and Gmail processes the procedure to avoid loss... See more

Anomalies When the software detects that one or more contacts require 8 or more sections, the import function couldn't work properly. In detail, beyond the eight sections data are not written correctly and Gmail processes the procedure to avoid loss of data saving further sections in the contact note field. For any improvements, bug suggestions, comments and questions please write me a mail. See less

See this at: dejal.com| Added on 06/08/08

Okay, so Simon monitors your tests, detecting changes, failures, and recoveries. And it displays this information in the Monitor window, Dock icon, and Status menu. But you're a busy person, and sometimes want important events to really catch your... See more

Okay, so Simon monitors your tests, detecting changes, failures, and recoveries. And it displays this information in the Monitor window, Dock icon, and Status menu. But you're a busy person, and sometimes want important events to really catch your attention. You're in luck: Simon also has a notifiers feature, with several ways of telling you about things you want to know. Each test can use any number of notifiers, with separate notifiers for each type of event. So, for example, you could play a sound and go to the web page when your favorite blog changes, but e-mail a text message to your cellphone when it goes down. Further, you can share notifiers between multiple tests: set up a notifier once, and use it for as many tests as you like. For additional flexibility, variables allow customizing the notifier with test names, URLs, times, etc. Available notifiers include: * Action: Bounce the Dock icon, activate Simon, display in your web browser, and other actions. * APC Masterswitch:... See less

Highlights: Basic $29.95 Standard $59.95 Enterprise $195.00

See this at: macheist.com| Added on 06/05/08

Overview Awaken Cha-Ching CoverSutra DEVONthink Personal iClip Overflow Wallet WriteRoom XSlimmer Enigmo Bugdom 2 Nanosaur 2 Twitter • RSS Feed • Chat

Overview Awaken Cha-Ching CoverSutra DEVONthink Personal iClip Overflow Wallet WriteRoom XSlimmer Enigmo Bugdom 2 Nanosaur 2 Twitter • RSS Feed • Chat See less

See this at: flyingmeat.com| Added on 06/05/08

Try out FlySketch for a week, and we promise you'll think of more ways to use it. For creating documentation on your new product or just goofing around with the freehand tool, FlySketch fills a need for just about everyone. enter email address View... See more

Try out FlySketch for a week, and we promise you'll think of more ways to use it. For creating documentation on your new product or just goofing around with the freehand tool, FlySketch fills a need for just about everyone. enter email address View the FlySketch release notes. Mac and the Mac logo are trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. See less

Highlights: Free download, version 1.6.3 Requires Mac OS X v. 10.4.9 or later. Secure purchase, only $24.95 VoodooPad and FlySketch bundle: $44.90.