Free for your home software for mac

Want to improve your home? The Do it Yourself widget brings home repair and improvement tips to your Dashboard.

You can select the feed source on the backside and use the DIY widget search field to help you find how to do those household projects. Also includes scroll wheel and keyboard scrolling support.

Now you definitely have no excuse to put off those home improvement projects!

OVH@Home is a DynDNS update application for ovh.com.

No background daemon or script to configure, just enter your domain information and OVH@Home will detect your public IP and update ovh.coms DynDNS if needed.

folding@home 6.24.1 has come as a smart allocated calculating tool which is designed to help you learn how proteins self-assemble ("protein folding"), a holy grail of modern molecular biophysics. What makes it such a great challenge is its complexity, which renders simulations of folding extremely computationally demanding and difficult to understand.

A new way has come to simulate protein folding ("distributed dynamics") which should remove the previous barriers to simulating protein folding. However, this method is extremely computationally demanding. This distributed dynamics technique can fold small protein fragments and protein-like synthetic polymers.

A group of people enter the deserted House of the deceased Howard Gilder to photograph his Famous Paintings. Upon entering the house, the door locks shut behind them and the group discovers that the House is haunted by Howards ghost and Its up to you to get them out of the House Alive.
Main features:
- Wonderful Remake of the 1989 Capcom Original
- Eery Environments and Horrendous Sounds
- Over 6 types of Monsters to defeat
- Life Option mode in scary predicaments
- Myst Like feel
- Over 35 Areas to Explore
- Many challenging Puzzles.

Folding@home MOX 0.2b1 is designed to be an easy to use program which helps with monitoring GUI for the client of Folding@home for Mac OS X. Since there is no official GUI available at the moment for Mac OS X, you can use MOX.

Major Features:

1. It will show your current project and its progress;
2. It will show the project descriptions;
3. If you've installed Growl, MOX will notify you when you're a step closer to completion;
4. Start, pause and stop Folding@home;
5. View a (simple!) schematic display of what you're folding (something like Jmol, but minimalistic);
6. Configure the client within MOX;
7. Add clients over the network; etc...

Installations:

• Download MOX;
• Open the dmg file and drag-and-drop "MOX.app" to your applications folder;
• Run MOX.app - if the Folding@home client isn't installed, MOX can do it for you.

The purpose Network Home Redirector package installer is to provide you with an easy way to distribute a script(s) that will redirect several files and folders from a network home users home on the server to the local machine. These files and folders can include Microsoft User Data, AppleWorks User Data, Caches, Fonts, Movies, Music and Pictures folders. By redirecting these folders to the local machine, it may help with server performance, since these files and folders will live on the local machine and not on the server.

The package installer will install clean.sh (or cleanbasic.sh or cleanmm.sh - depending on the package that you install) and cleanup.sh in the /Library/Scripts folder of the local machine. It will then set a login and logout hook on the local machine so that clean.sh (or cleanbasic.sh or cleanmm.sh - depending on the package that you install) will run at each login and cleanup.sh at each logout. All local accounts (including mobile accounts and portable home directories) will bypass these scripts, and only users with network homes will be affected.

NHRBasic.pkg simply redirects the network users Caches and Fonts folders to the local machine (Caches into /tmp and Fonts to /Library/Fonts). NHR.pkg redirects the network users Caches and Fonts folders, along with the users Microsoft User Data and AppleWorks User Data folders. One thing that is important for this installer to work correctly, is to make sure the local admin user (the first account set up on the local machine - with UID 501), has launched all of the Office applications - Word, Excel and PowerPoint and AppleWorks.

It is also important to note that you need to throw away the local admin users Library/Preferences/Microsoft/Clip Gallery Preference file. If this file is present, it will cause Clip Art Gallery to hang on network home users. NHRMM.pkg will do everything that NHR.pkg does, and will also redirect the network users Movies, Music and Pictures folders to the local machine (in /Users/Shared/). And NHRUninstall.pkg is a package that will delete all scripts from any of the package installs above and the login and logout hooks.

Requirements:
MacOS X.