Free editing environment software for mac

RCEnvironment 1.4 brings you a useful Mac OS X 10.1 or higher preference pane that allows a user to edit their ~/.MacOSX/environment.plist file. This file is simply a property list of keys and values that the login system will read and load into the process environment of all applications that are launched when the user logs in. These variables are the same as environment variables that can be created in a command line shell (eg: sh or csh), but they also can be seen by GUI applications. In this, these environment variables are somewhat similar to Windows' Environment User Variables.

Major Features:

1. While the PropertyListEditor that Apple provides with the developer tools can be used to edit this file, that tool allows more flexibility than should be specified in the environment file, plus you have to install the developer tools to get that tool, while this is a simple editor that ensures the file is setup correctly and does not require the developer tools.
2. Be for use with MacOS X 10.1 or higher. It comes with source code if you want to see how it works.

A complete suite of GNU C, C++, Fortran, and Java Cross Compilers, and the GDB CPU Simulator and Debugger for embedded microprocessor applications development. Targets development for ARM7, ARM9, and XScale applications.

Digital Performer is an integrated digital audio and MIDI sequencing production system. It provides a comprehensive environment for editing, arranging, mixing, processing and mastering multitrack audio projects for a wide variety of applications.
Digital Performer will help you simultaneously record and playback multiple tracks of digital audio and MIDI data in a totally integrated, creative environment.
Digital Performers award-winning multitrack sequencer design, combined with nondestructive digital audio editing capabilities, provide you with unprecedented flexibility and control over the audio you create.
Enhancements:
- New DP Universal Binary Update for Intel-based Mac and PowerPC-based G4 and G5 computers.
- This update requires OSX 10.4 (Tiger) or later to install and operate.
- MOTU recommends OSX 10.4.4 or later.

HG Edit is a tiny, fast and platform-independet text editor written in Java. This project was developed as test project for my framework HGBase.

PrefEdit is a utility that allows you to inspect and edit all preference settings for Mac OS X applications. (Note that this is different from the "System Preferences" application which controls the operating system settings only.) The settings are displayed in a browser and can be edited by simple point-and-click operations. You can also do a full-text search on all settings, or clean up unused entries of applications that have been uninstalled.
PrefEdit can access all preference settings of "well-behaved" Carbon and Cocoa applications. Older Mac applications running in the Classic environment used a totally different system for storing preference settings. The settings of such programs do not appear in PrefEdit.
WARNING: If you edit, add or delete preference values of application programs or the Mac OS X operating system, you should know what you are doing. Inappropriate values can cause serious malfunctions in the system which could destroy important data or create other unexpected effects.
Enhancements:
- Corrected compatibility problem with Mac OS X 10.1 where editing a value and then selecting another entry could unintentionally copy the edited value to the newly selected entry.

Keygen 1.0 is designed as a powerful tool for generating keys, created and checked in IT management environment. This utility improves access security to servers, VPN, dial-up and everything that needs privacy.

Enhanced Carbon Emacs is now a universal enhancement plugin for arbitrary (unix, carbon, or aqua) emacs distributions (such as Yaced, Aquamacs, CarbonEmacs Tiger, or the native darwin emacs in /usr/bin/emacs).

Enhanced Carbon Emacs is a tool that includes a fully customisable LaTeX editing environment based on AucTeX, RefTeX, Preview and other packages. Basically, ECE is a convenient way to properly install a large number of pre-configured useful packages for LaTeX users, which includes a hack of AUCTeX, that allows to have a more intuitive handling of the "view" command in a macintosh context (in particular, for non-pdftex users willing to preview in pdf).

From emacs, you can launch directly any latex process or any mac application on files or regions you are working on.