Free be changed software for mac

Major Features:

1. NCID consists of a server called ncidd, a universal client called ncid, various client output modules, two SIP gateways, and a YAC gateway.
2. The server, ncidd, monitors either a modem, device or gateway for the CID data. The data is collected and sent, via TCP, to one or more connected clients.
3. The server supports multiple gateways which can be used with or without a modem or device.
4. The client, ncid, normally displays the Caller ID data and the Server Caller ID log in a GUI window. The client output can be changed with output modules.
5. One module can speak the CID, another can send the CID to a pager or cell phone.
6. There are other output modules, including ones that display the CID on a TiVo or MythTV.
7. The SIP gateways obtain the Caller ID information from a VOIP system, using SIP Invite.
8. The YAC gateway obtains the Caller ID information from a YAC server.

Enhancements:

• Makefile:
• • changed tivo-series1 to tivo-s1 and tivo-series2 to tivo-s2
  • changed .sh rule to be more general for /usr/local changes
  • added added IMAGEDIR and added $IMAGEDIR to .sh rule
  • added tivo-install-hack and added tivo-hack-install to usage
  • added IMAGES and install of $IMAGES
• ncid.sh:
• • added BINDIR=/usr/local/bin and $BINDIR for tivosh command
  • added check for $DISPLAY and if not present run with --no-gui
  • added $Country and $NoOne
• formatCID():
• • modified to accept variables as separaters
  • eliminated to 8/9 digit bad number format
  • added if {$COUNTRY == "US"}
    
  • doPID(): rewrote to remove inactive PIDs from pidfile
  • about(): changed wording
• displayCID():
• • added ismsg and test it to display a message
  • Changed the GUI output line into 5 parts, each part of the line has a color tag
  • Changed font to Monospace 14
  • getCID(): Changed messages from displayLog to displayCID

Mochastyle is a free and minimalist, text based Adium IM client message style based loosely off traditional IRC style messages and comment style status messages.
Colors available:
- teal vs teal
- green vs yellow
- orange vs yellow
- pink vs purple
- purple vs green
- purple vs teal
- teal vs green
- teal vs orange
- teal vs pink

System requirements:
-

Enhancements
- Added user requested colors, added padding around status messages. Fixed font not being able to be changed. Names displayed as display names, not screen names, by default.

SerialCheck 1.3 is designed as a useful tool for checking your serial ports, which helps give you information about the ports including the driver names.

You can also open the ports and send text to them. Returned text can be viewed as well. Various settings such as baud rate and data bit number can be changed.

Requirements:

• Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
• Mac OS X 10.3.9
• Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
• Mac OS X 10.0
• Mac OS X 10.1
• Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
• Mac OS X 10.2
• Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
• Mac OS X 10.3
• Mac OS Classic
  

HappyWife sits quietly in the Dock, and periodically pops up with a declaration of your love for someone. Customize the set of declarations and install it on your loved ones computer as a spousal pick-me-up.
HappyWife was written as a birthday present for my wife, Jennifer. It sits quietly in the Dock, and once in a while, will pop up with a declaration of my love for Jennifer. You can enter an unlimited number of declarations, and they will be presented one
Of course, since its unlikely that you and your spouse are named Karl and Jennifer, HappyWife is customizable - the question, the answer, the button text, and even the name of the application can all be changed.

Enhancements
- Universal.