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Simple Macintosh FTP Server
An applescript program for OS X Lion+ as an internal network FTP se...
Simple Macintosh FTP Server is a simple program I created to use an an internal FTP server. When the server is connected to, you will require your mac's username and password as the FTP server's username and password. It is only programmed to work as a server in the internal LAN network, but may work as an online server with port forwarding, etc. -
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Ice Messenger
small, fast, java messenger
...Ice Messenger you can allready use at your office and other places. It has written in Java and so you can use it one all platforms which can use Java. Here are a few: Windows, Linux, Unix, Solaris, Macintosh and more. This application is in the first version and so it has much of errors and other bugs! Describe your bugs and errors in the forum. -
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This is a Morse Code trainer for Macintosh OSX. It features variable sending speed and spacing along with various noise sources.
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BottomFeeder is an RSS Feed and OCS FeedList reader/viewer. The viewer is implemented in Smalltalk, and is cross platform - supporting Windows, Macintosh, intel Linux, and most Unix implementations (AIX, SGI, Alpha Unix, Solaris, HPUX 10 and HPUX 11)
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Ashcast is a video-chat application fully written in Java, using a Swing GUI. It offers full cam support on MS Windows, Linux and Macintosh systems, and integrates with an IRC based backend for chat.
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MediaCaster integrates a Cocoa front-end with an XML compositing engine that interfaces with managed network users on an OS X server to facilitate creation of podcasts/vodcasts in Macintosh-based media labs.
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MChat is easy to use IRC app for the #macintosh channel on freenode.net. It is a easy to use single server and single channel irc program. MChat was designed to be a extremely simple program for beginners to learn how to use IRCl
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XM Administrator is a GUI administration tool for the XMail Email Server developed by Davide Libenzi (www.xmailserver.org). It is written in C++ using the QT3.4 framework so it is compilable to run on Linux, Macintosh, and WIN32 platforms.
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Error to trace to log to deploy. One click. No SSH.AppSignal links every error to the trace, the trace to the log, the log to the deploy that shipped it.
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Gameranger Client connects to the macintosh online gaming service, Gameranger. Allows you to chat with other users and find games.
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OpenSource Mac OS X project to create simple Application that will communicate via AppleScript and Cocoa with Macintosh applications and iChat A/V 2.0. It is in Brazilian Portuguese and English.
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cube it's a new irc client, aiming to Windows, Linux, BSD and Macintosh platforms, these include graphical and text versions. It is developed in C, C++ and Assembly.
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A port of DC++ to Mac OS X with a user interface according to the Apple Human Interface Guidelines. Because this client is built on DC++ it is compatible with the Windows version and the Macintosh version will benefit from future updates of DC++.
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Uprising is the attempt to bring a Networkable clone of the teaser Macintosh Game: "Escape Velocity" to the Open Source community. It will be re-released into open source when the first version is feature complete. Parts have been released under GPL
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The goal of this project is to mantain and extend the Macintosh ICQ client known as Gerry's ICQ, in an opensource, community manner. (The code to Gerry's ICQ was released by the author, Gerry Beggs, June 22, 2001)
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A C++ Macintosh library to facilitate communicating with Jabber servers (see http://www.jabber.org).
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Jabbernaut is an open source client for the Jabber Instant Messaging project (located at www.jabber.org). It's a Macintosh application, is written in C++ and relies on MacJLib (macjlib.sourceforge.net).
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OpenHomer is an open source IRC client for the Macintosh. Based on the recently released Homer 2000 client, which in turn was a retrospective on the original Homer client, OpenHomer is open IRC software for the Mac.
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Sweet P is a small utility application designed to be used as a companion to Mailsmith, the Macintosh e-mail client from Bare Bones Software. Sweet P provides Mailsmith with a configurable floating button window.
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