Free hfs festival software for mac

hfstar 1.13.19-1 is a professional and smart version of gnutar that's been enhanced to archive HFS+ resource forks and finder info such as type and creator codes.

Enhancements: Version 1.13.19 syncs to the corresponding gnutar version, with working incremental backups and Amanda-compatibility.

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.0 or higher

Xfile Test Drive 2.0.1.10 provides you with a useful file manager for Mac OS X capable of seamlessly handling all file systems and the only file manager for Mac OS X capable of detailing and allowing access to all file system information. It's the only file manager capable of detailing all file information available on OS X - and offering full editing capabilities for all these system features.

Major Features:

1. Runs so smooth on Leopard. Like no other file manager.
2. Manages 'file flags' (user and system append, immutable, etc); 'sticky bits'; set user and group ID bits; it displays major and minor device numbers, inodes (CNIDs), number of links, blocks used, optimal block sizes, and file generation numbers for the superuser; it creates both hard and symbolic links.
3. All of this is supported by your operating system. Almost none of it is supported by any other file browser. Especially Apple's Finder.
4. Additional utilities included allow manipulation of two Unix and five HFS time stamps; batch and recursive mode and time stamping; the remarkable Xshelf; the comprehensive 'post mortem' analysis tool Tracker; complete access to 'legacy MacOS' filesystem data; and more.
5. Also includes the file system scanner Xscan for quickly locating items in the file systems and for conducting perfunctory system security audits. Xscan can scan an entire OS X computer, listing all files in eleven columns of file data, in a time span of one or two minutes even on 'yesterday's hardware'. It can also scan entire networks at the same speed.
6. All items with resource forks are clearly marked with sizes for each fork available. The FileInfo utility allows manipulation of the special 'Finder flags' found in HFS catalog node info blocks.
7. Xstrings dumps readable strings from binary files; Xfind searches given files for specified search strings. And so forth.
8. All the utilities are tightly integrated - so if you can conceive of a way they work together, they probably do.
9. Comes with the proprietary ACP framework, offering seamless search capabilities in every program, full management of both the imagery and documentation systems, and more. Information on the full ACP is also available.
10. Be part of the ACP - Rixstep's 'Apple Core Project', a research project into viable means to hone and optimise generic application development on OS X for professional purposes. The ACP is intended for the professional audience but extreme power users can also find benefit.
11. Be part and parcel of the complete ACP and offers insight into the full capabilities of this award winning product. The Xfile application is the fastest file manager for OS X, capable of listing a full ten columns of file system data for 10,000 files in one second real time. It's known as the 'standard setter' for OS X file management. As it's the only file manager capable of doing everything possible on OS X, it stands in a class of its own.
12. Package Contents: Contains 290+ items. In addition to Xfile and the ACP framework it contains the applications FileInfo, MD, Rixcomp, Rixmode, Rixstamp, TMI, Tracker, Xattrib, Xfind, Xscan, Xsed, Xshelf, Xstamp, Xstrings, and Undercover.

Requirements

• OS X universal 10.4.0 or later (Tiger, Leopard, Snow Leopard);
• Very little disk footprint; extremely frugal on RAM.

HELIOS Xtar 1.0.1 for Mac OS X is one of the most marvelous tools which can easily let you:

• Clone a Mac OS X system disk
• Backup/restore a disk
• Backup/restore files & folders

Benefits using HELIOS Xtar:

• Mac file resource info is saved
• Finder info is saved for files and directories, e.g. hidden files, type and creator
• File/direcory IDs are saved and restored on HELIOS volumes
• HFS backup and creation time is saved (not available on UFS)
• "tar"-based on HELIOS resource file representation (can be restored by a new "tar")
• Allows duplication of Mac OS X HFS bootable disks
• HFS de-composite Unicode file names are supported (umlauts, etc. are converted to composite UTF-8)
• Supports HFS disks with HELIOS volumes correctly

The Restaurant Game is a research project at the MIT Media Lab that will algorithmically combine the gameplay experiences of thousands of players to create a new game.

In a few months, we will apply machine learning algorithms to data collected through the multiplayer Restaurant Game, and produce a new single-player game that we will enter into the 2008 Independent Games Festival.

The Restaurant Game is a greta oportunity because every player will be credited as a Game Designer. Its never been easier to earn Game Designer credentials!

All contributions are not equal, however. Designers will be ranked based on how well they play their assigned roles, and accomplish their objectives. There will be only one Lead Designer.
Remaining credits will be divided into Game Designers and Assistant Game Designers, and within each category individuals will be ranked according to the quality of their performance(s).

Quality will be determined computationally, based on a number of factors.

The Restaurant Game takes about 10 minutes to play. It is a two-player game that will automatically find partners for players once you join a server. You are welcome encouraged to play multiple times.

In order for this project to be at all successful, we will need to collect a lot of data -- data from over 1,000 10,000 gameplay sessions. Play early, play often, and please spread the word!

This project attempts to address two frustrations I experienced as a professional game developer.
1) Convincing human social behavior is difficult to model with existing hand crafted AI systems.
2) Play testing by people outside of the development team typically comes too late to have a major impact on the final product.

This experiment aims to generate AI behaviors that conform to the way players actually choose to interact with other characters and the environment; behaviors that are convincingly human because they capture the nuances of real human behavior and language.

Monopoly HFS+ Patch 1.0.4 is a patch of Monopoly which scan the mounted disks to find its CD, but in case it sees an non-HFS disk, it stops the scan. This patch simply removes the HFS check from the software.

The goal of this project is to create an easy to use GUI program that enables Mac OS X user with iPods to install linux on HFS+ formatted iPods while still allowing users to keep and use the Apple Supplied OS. Currently this project supports 1G, 2G, and 3G iPods. Photo, 4G, U2, and Mini iPods are still not supported officially. Support for these and other iPods will come according to what progress is made on the iPodLinux kernel.
Enhancements:
- Adds support for second revision Nano and 2G iPods and adds other debug information to speed up the debug process.

SimplyBurns rev416 comes as a free Mac OS X application with a GUI allowing the user to burn CD / DVD media.

SimplyBurns comes with audio and data project, duplication mode, burn image mode, and disc ripping mode.

SimplyBurns is open source software, donations are appreciated.

Major Features:

1. Emphasis on ease of use
2. Modes:
3. Audio CD project
   • Data project (Filesystems: ISO9660, Joliet, HFS+, UDF):
   • • Warning sign Warnings are listed in the status page.
   • Duplication mode (DVD downsizing is not implemented)
   • Burn image mode (Formats: ISO9660, DMG, CUE/BIN, cdrdao's TOC/BIN)
   • Disc ripping mode
   • Erasing rewritable media
4. Persistence:
5. Data and audio projects are documents
6. Therefore they can be saved
7. Therefore they can be edited "in parallel"

Drag & Drop or select an item, choose between UNIX (POSIX), URL and Mac OS (HFS) formats and Get_Path will write full path information in the clipboard.
Batch selection is supported.