Free bee 0.5.1 software for mac

BPT is a free and open source Python library (bpt) and a command line application (box) that will allow you to create and manage isolated enviroments, or boxes.
Boxes are relocatable, which means that they can be moved to a different directory or even distributed to other machines (provided that the architecture is compatible).
Packages inside the box can be easily disabled, enabled and removed, so that different versions of the same software can be installed simultaneously, allowing to switch between them.
BPT is similar in some ways to virtualenv, but it is not restricted to Python packages, allowing to install virtually any Unix software.
It also takes some ideas from jhbuild, but without the dependency resolution and automatic downloading machinery, and the bpt-rules format is inspired by Gentoos ebuilds.
How to use it
A box is a directory whose structure resembles /usr/, that can contain one or more software packages. Each package is contained in a subdirectory of the pkgs directory in the box.
A box contains a script, env, which sets up the environment, putting all the libraries, executables, etc. in the path.

System requirements:
- Python

Theremin is a Mac OS X MPD client. You can find more informations about MPD at http://www.musicpd.org.

Requirements:
Mac OS X 10.1 or later.

Smiley is a small application that makes it easy to add new emoticons to iChat and iChat AV applications. With Smiley, you can add prebuilt emoticon packs or create your own images and add them easily and quickly.
Use iChat or iChat AV? Ever wish you could change or modify the emoticons? Other chatting applications let you to enable or disable the emoticons, change the images, swap out sets, and edit the text equivalents to suit you. Now, with Smiley, you can, too. Smiley is all you need to make iChat truly your own. And with the ability to create your own epacks, you can easily distribute your emoticons to all of your friends.
WSIWYG
From the main screen, you can see the emoticons, their names, and their ASCII equivalents. Everything is right up front and easy to see in a comprehensive table. Youll never wonder how something looks because Smiley shows you!
Easy editing
Editing individual entries is easy. You can change the name, key equivalents, or the image. Simply drag and drop an image onto the image well and retype what you want into the fields and click "Apply." Smiley will handle the rest. Make a change but want to take it back? Smiley lets you revert to the last changed listing or all the way back to the original file.
Open source
Smiley is free software. That doesnt just mean that it doesnt cost anything (which it doesnt), it also means that it is free for you to use and change! Smiley is released under the GPL license. If youve ever wondered how to work with authentication, you can look into the Smiley source (I guarantee it wont be much simpler). If you want to know how to add pictures to tables, grab the source (it is really easy). If you want to add a feature or review the code, go for it. Just send FCS any changes that think should be made or you have already made and itll be added to the official source files.
Main features:
- Easy to use
- Create epacks to share with friends
- Import Adium and Proteus sets
- Open source.

pearSQLizer is a little front end tool for JDBC-Accessible SQL-Databases like MySQL and Oracle.

pearSQLizer allows you to send SQL-Statements to a database. Then it displays the results of these statements in a table.
You can also execute multiple SQL-Scripts from external files or insert the content of textfiles into database tables. The most interesting thing about pearSQLizer is that it provides its SQL-Capabilities to other cocoa-applications via the Services-Menu. Just type your SQL-Scripts in any service-aware texteditor and use the pearSQLize-Service to send them to your database. Furthermore pearSQLizer remembers the most recent SQL-Statements so you can quickly access them again.
Now with Jaguar compatibility.

This software does not work on Tiger.