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    MWCC Is a web interface to remotely control your Mac. It uses a combination of PHP, Shellscript and Applescript to control iTunes, launch applications, monitor folders, show disk usage and much more..
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    A free web-based remote control for Apple's iTunes Music player.
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    Vespasian is a web-based frontend for controlling iTunes on your Mac from any web-enabled device, specifically targeting WiFi enabled PDA devices. It also includes a general iTunes framework for customizing and extending functionality.
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    Gum Under The Seat is a menuing system for the Mac, designed to be driven by a remote control. Modules are included for videos, iTunes, EyeTV, a Scripts folder, and Vonage dialing.
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