Free beauty software for mac

AutoAPOD is a great new system extension that allows your Mac OS X computer to instantly download a great Astronomy picture daily.

Explore the beauty of the cosmos from the comfort of your own home or office.

What is APOD?APOD stands for Astronomy Picture Of the Day.

It is a web site hosted by a dedicated group of volunteers that wish to share the beauty of the skies with you.

What is AutoAPOD? AutoAPOD is a two part program for your Macintosh that not only can fetch the "Astronomy Picture of the Day" for you, but also set it as your desktop backdrop.

Eclectic is a set of eclectic icons and it comprises the beauty of 71 system icons, for use with the desktop pictures Ellissi contained in the file, if you wish.

Machete is a collection of php, perl, and Applescripts that allow you to enjoy your music anywhere there is a web browser. It provides a pretty front end with basic search and play functions for your music collection. And no, you dont have to know what any of this is to enjoy it, thats the beauty!
The website is hosted right off your machine using the power of Mac OS X and Apache. If you have a complex Apache setup and you dont want the auto-installer monkeying with it, I suggest you install manually, skipping things where needed. If youre a regular user and you dont know what this Apache thing is that I keep going on about, dont worry. The installer is for you.
Enhancements:
- Several bugs fixed in the PHP (text encoding issues, link issues)
- Installer was throwing out the real Apache config backups if it was run twice. This has been fixed.
- Japanese localization of the installer. Im working on localizing the pages themselves.
- Added a customizable splash page to cut down on needless CPU load for people with large collections.
- Installer source is now included. Applescript jockeys will enjoy it. Its crazy.
- Numerous other changes (I put sheets in the installer!).

The original Quarter game deals with the selection of coins from three piles of coins. Each player selects coins in turn and the person left with a single coin to choose loses!

I learned this game several years ago and finally turned it into a program, namely "Quarters". The program has elements of artificial intelligence and follows a "rule-based" AI algorithm. In other words, it plays the game as I do, except it doesnt make mistakes. I think that youll find it hard to beat!

After learning the rules, the beauty of the game is that it can be played anywhere with twelve coins.
While, the strategy of winning the game is complex, it follows some very simple rules, which you may be able to derive from playing the program.

Lemmings are cute, but not offensively cute little creatures that drop from a trapdoor at the top of the screen. As soon as they hit the floor, they start walking. They have no sense for the surreal beauty of their surroundings, nor for the dangers that lurk beneath it. They just keep on walking till they meet an obstacle, which will simply make them revert their direction, or till they fall of some cliff.
Left to their own device, they will, as mentioned, fall off a cliff, be smashed under a press, dissolved in an acid pool, or fall prey to even more sadistic contraptions. Or they just might find themselves in a pit, wandering aimlessly, endlessly, to and fro.
To prevent these dire fates, you can assign roles to individual lemmings. Blockers just stand there and function as obstacles. Diggers can dig downwards through soft, miners through hard surfaces. Bashers do the same horizontally. There are about a dozen such functions.
Your goal, of course, is to lead as many lemmings as possible (you have to reach a quota) through the exit in the assigned time and move on to the next level. You will be given a codeword so you can continue playing where you left off, there are no savegames. (That goes for the DOS and Amiga versions, in the Windows version there are, and most certainly in the Mac version too). You can choose four difficulty levels (fun, tricky, taxing, mayhem) which are actually four different games.
The graphics of Lemmings are a gem of classical game art. The lemmings are only a dozen or so pixels tall, yet their green hair flies, and the blockers foot taps. Backgrounds are eerily beautiful, they show what can be done with 32 colors. The music adds some irony to the game.
Lemmings are maybe the greatest gift the Amiga ever gave to the gaming world in general. The game was ported to most platforms of the time, and sequels continue to be created. Psygnosis, the original publisher, was bought up in 1993 by Sony, who thus now hold the rights for Lemmings.
NOTE: Project has been discontinued.

Platonic Solids 1.0 is another fun to use and completely free Yahoo! math widget for Mac users.

This free Yahoo! widget tries to show you the beauty of mathematics, more precisely the beauty of Platonic solids. You can choose between the five Platonic solids tetrahedron, hexahedron, octahedron, dodecahedron and icosahedron as well as set a few animation parameters.

Requirements:

• Yahoo! Widget Engine
• Universal Binary