Free dockling software for mac

Add Volume Dockling to your dock and be able to control the system volume easily.
Once activated Volume Dockling sits in your dock and allows you to raise, lower or mute the system volume with a single click.
Note: Docklings are no longer supported by Apple in OS X 10.2 and newer.
Enhancements:
- Supports MacOS X 10.1
- Cleaned up a lot of workarounds for bugs now fixed in the system.

Free Classic Dockling allows you to control and view the state of classic directly from the dock. When classic is active, the dockling icons 9 will be orange. When classic is inactive, the dockling icon will be greyed out.
Enhancements:
- Cleaned up the code
- Added new icon that indicates that Classic is starting up
- Added new menuitem that allows cancelation of Classic startup
- Added new menuitem that opens the Classic preferences.

Internet Time Dockling is yet again another "Internet Time" clock which can be displayed continually on the users desktop. This incarnation lives in the Mac OS X Dock. This dockling was derived from the source code for "WebTime" by Cyril Godefroy which in turn was based on work by Eric Peyton.

The Internet Time algorithm was changed from an arithmetic calculation to using a Cocoa NSTimeZone object.

The Beat value is easier to read at most dock magnifications, the dockling background color rotates through the color hue spectrum during a beat. The docking menu shows the users current date/time, the UTC date/time , and an Internet date/Time stamp. All of these menu items are copied to OS X clipboard when selected.

DockIP is a small application that displays your IP address in the applications Dock menu.
You can view your IP addresses easily from DockIPs dock menu or the menu bar.
It is not a true dockling, just a small application. Clicking on your IP address will then send it to the clipboard for later pasting into another application.
Enhancements:
- Preferences window with options to show IP address in Dock menu or the menu bar.

SlashDock is a simple Mac OS X dockling that fetches and updates headlines for the lastest postings on slashdot-compatible sites and RSS-compatible sites (aka RDF) like Kuro5hin.org.
Updates are obtained every 30 minutes, if new articles are available, the dock icon will flash with an image representing the article topic. Selecting an article from the dockling menu will take you directly to that article in your preferred web browser.
SlashDock can also access eBay bid information & now Google Newsgroups!
Enhancements:
- If you are upgrading from version 2.4 or earlier of SlashDock, you may have to reconfigure your Preferences, and *some* Site configurations:
- The only affected configurations are for the "Google Groups" if you are using the "group:" syntax, please change to the appropriate Google Group xml feed (link shown at bottom of Google pages). The ATOM feed does not seem to work right now, but the RSS feeds do.
- There are a lot of new capabilities, most importantly ATOM support and HTTPS support.