Free bay area rapid transit software for mac

M-Audio Transit USB 1.6.3 is a utility for making the connection of MIDI devices with your Macs built-in USB port.

Area Squared 2.1 provides an easy and complete way to calculate the area of common figures in mathematics. More figures should be added soon.

Area Code widget allows you to easily find out what areas are covered by different area codes.
By entering the area code in question into the search box, the cities, state or county covered by the area code will be displayed.
Useful for figuring out where items seen in online classifieds are located when the lister forgets to put their location.
Enhancements:
- fixes an area code that was listed wrong.

Area Properties 3.6 is of the capability of calculating the area, perimeter, volume, moment and product of inertia, radius of gyration of any object saved as a PICT or Paint file (or on clipboard) properly. Would be of interest to engineers or education.

Requirements: System 7 or higher

BART Widget is a Dashboard widget trip planner for the BART train system in the northern California bay area. See when the next train is coming simply by opening up Dashboard.
No network connection is required. This is a full-featured, self-contained trip planner, not a web site frontend.
Free, fun and easy to use. BART Widget wont let you miss your train ever again!
Enhancements:
- Leopard compatibility.
- Fixed out-of-date Classic map.

BART Planner - Realtime display of train times and routes for Bay Area Rapid Transit.
Dont waste time waiting for your BART train, this easy-to-use widget remembers your favorite stations and gives you up-to-date train info.
Main features:
- Realtime train data
- Swap origin/destination for quick return trips
- Collapsible display
- Small footprint and file size
- Integrated version checker.

ACE is a platform-independent, collaborative text editor. It is a real-time cooperative editing system that allows multiple geographically dispersed users to view and edit a shared text document at the same time.

ACE is a program that allows multiple geographically dispersed users to view and edit a shared text document at the same time, thus facilitating efficient teamwork.

According to available knowledge, there is only one such application; it works well and has reached widespread use. Unfortunately, it is limited to the Mac platform. ACE is the first collaborative text editor that runs across all major platforms, including Windows, Linux, and Mac.

First of all, ACE is a simple text editor with standard features such as copy/paste and load/save. Multiple documents can be edited at the same time. Furthermore, ACE can share documents with other users on different computers, connected by communication networks.

ACE also discovers users and their shared documents automatically in a local area network. Users can opt to join any discovered shared document. For all this, no configuration is necessary because it is based on zero-conf networking (also known as Bonjour or Rendezvous).

Once a user has joined a shared document, he can freely edit the document at the same time with all participants as a virtual team. So-called awareness information helps to avoid unnecessary conflicts (i.e. two users editing at the same time and text location).

Awareness information includes the cursor and the currently selected text of the other users marked with the color of the respective user.

The heart of the application is a concurrency control algorithm based on the innovative concept of Operational Transformation, which allows for lock-free editing of a document by multiple users. It imposes no editing constraints and resolves all conflicts automatically.

The algorithm overcomes one of the most significant challenges in designing and implementing real-time collaborative editing systems, namely consistency preservation. That is to ensure that at quiescence (i.e. when no messages are in transit) the shared document is identical for all participants.

This algorithm was implemented as part of the semester project and forms the foundation of ACE.

ACE builds upon open technologies such as BEEP (RFC 3080) and zero-conf networking; all this leaves the possibility open to communicate even with different applications that understand the public protocol of ACE.