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Virtue is a virtual desktop manager for MacOS 10.4. It is based upon the work done by Rich Wareham on DesktopManager (http://desktopmanager.berlios.de/).
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PDFWatch is a better Preview. It supports interactive finding, and file watching -- if the file changes, so does the window. I use it for TeX and LaTeX development.
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Power Check provides audible and visual alerts to iBook, PowerBook and MacBook Pro users when changing from battery to AC power or visa versa. Doesn't require Growl and Play Sound, but can use these for extra functionality.
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Consists of two parts. Part one: a x11 desktop/window manager launcher. Part two: assigns files to UNIX and x11 apps via a prefpane. My purpose is to integrate X11/Unix and Mac OS X.
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Obtruder will allow MacOS X developers to write bundles or libraries that are loaded into every user process and provide support for applying patches to specific methods. Obtruders are similar to Classic System Extensions or Application Enhancers.
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GeekBind give to you the possibility to register some HotKey in order to simplify the moving or others things of window (As on some Unix window manager like FluxBox). This software run under Mac OS X.
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Tool for importing and exporting records into the Mac OS X Address Book. Comma Separated Value (CSV) formats will be supported initially, although other formats may be added. Currently, only the Microsoft Outlook CSV format is supported.
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Database File System; Actually do not think of it as a file system, instead think of it as a document system. And while being precise, it is not database system either, it is a faceted system, It helps to organizes your information nicely.
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Stones is a native Cocoa-Mac OS X full-featured editor for the game of Go. It supports SGF and will support XML formats. I also features a unique Go Screen Saver for Mac OS X.
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Handles GetURL apple events, like a mail client would handle a mailto link, by delegating them to the mutt mail client, using AppleScript and Terminal.app. Both the developers are viewing this mostly as a learning experience, so you are welcome to join.
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Starfish generates unique wallpaper patterns for a lively, colourful, and eye-catchingly unique desktop. It can be configured to automatically create new images at set time intervals, or you can manually request a new desktop anytime.
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macMorph is a valid and open-source alternative to CandyBar. Now you can freely change your system icons and boot panel (the one displayed with a progressive bar during system boot).
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The Free-POSIX Common Desktop Project exists to create an open standard for free Desktop implementations.
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ThemeChanger switches your desktop theme in MacOS X. It currently supports .theme and .dlta (AKA tpkg2).
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Interface WM is a highly-extensible window manager written in Objective-C, optimized for use in a GNUstep environment.
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NuVu is a lightweight windowing system for GNUstep. It is a combination of different projects. The first project is called DFBObjC, it is a objective-c wrapper around the c based DirectFB graphical library. The other component is a new GNUstep backend
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GSDock is a dock written using the GNUstep (OpenStep) API. It is a hybrid of the traditional NeXTstep Dock and the newer OS X Dock.
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ScreenMunger is a small collection of *very* low level programs that play with screen memory directly. It may prove useful for understanding how to implement signal trapping, write ioctl calls, and/or use screen memory directly for really fast drawing
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