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ShotUI is a small and light screenshot tool for OS X. ShotUI lets you select what part of your screen you'd like to screenshot. You can also pick a specific window or your entire screen. ShotUI is licensed under the MIT license and the "Canon" logo and "EOS" branding in the logo are trademarks of Canon Incorporated in multiple countries.

OS X FOSS portable applications are packaged so you can carry around on any portable device, USB thumb drive, iPod, portable hard drive, memory card, other portable device (or also on your internal hard disk), taking your preferences with you.

Lullaby is a little sleep timer that works with iTunes and Spotify. After a specified time, Lullaby will fade out your music, pause it, and then optionally put your Mac to sleep. Set it and forget it: Lullaby opens up as an application, and after you enter the sleep time, Lullaby runs quietly in the background while you go to sleep. If you end up feeling sleepless and want to keep working, just quit the application. Update changelog: 2012-06-14: Bug fixed where quitting the app...

Project is closed, since useful alternatives exist. See http://toeholds.wordpress.com/2010/03/23/writing-chemistry-with-latex-33/ for an example. With write18 and openbabel, you probably can do whatever you want.

A collection of scripts that create lists compatible with worlde.net based on play count from iTunes. Can do Artists, Albums, or Songs by certain Artists.

aipex is an easy-to-use html-photo-album generator. The generated albums are targeted to be "simply nice" with an inviting and clear design. Images can be imported and scaled either from iPhoto albums or any directory on the filesystem.

Commercial detection and skipping for EyeTV, using a Mac OS X port of comskip (http://www.kaashoek.com/comskip/). These programs allow users of EyeTV to enjoy commercial-free recorded television. Can also limit series recordings to a certain number.

lay your favorite system 7 sounds with this background app. You can either start at login or just let it start when you open your files.