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Privileges for macOS is designed to allow users to work as standard user for day-to-day use, by providing a quick and easy way to get administrator rights when needed. When you do need admin rights, you can get them by clicking on the Privileges icon in your Dock. We believe all users, including all developers, can benefit from using Privileges. Working as a standard user instead of an administrator adds another layer of security to your Mac and is considered a security best practice. ...

ACR is a fun realistic multiplayer free-and-open-source first-person-shooter! This project has moved to GitHub. A mirror of releases is here.

...If you opt to use the optional pod, InstagramKit resumes your authenticated sessions across App launches, without needing any additional code. InstagramAppClientId is your App's Client Id and InstagramAppRedirectURL, the redirect URI which is obtained on registering your App on Instagram's Developer Dashboard. The redirect URI specifies where Instagram should redirect users after they have chosen whether or not to authenticate your application.

Crosos is a open-source OS. It is based on the Linux Kernel and mostly uses the same code in Ubuntu (but it has been derived from Debian)

Track your battery in real-time, or view historical logs. Visualize your MacBook's power system with an animated dashboard view. See how your battery compares with other laptops of your type from around the world.

WidgetTerm is a terminal Dashboard Widget for Mac OS X 10.4 or above. This widget implements the terminal function through the Web Kit Plug-in in Objective-C powered by iTerm's open source terminal implementation.

A Mac OS X control panel to manage the dashboard and the widgets.

CocoaMySQL is a MySQL admin tool similar to phpMyAdmin. It is programmed in Cocoa and Objective-C (Mac OSX). CocoaMySQL allows you to edit databases, tables (fields and indexes) and rows, perform custom queries and import/export data.