Free human bones software for mac

Bones offers a unique view on dice rollling, with its main functionality exploiting the virtual nature of the dice.

The interface offers a bag of dice, one for each of the major random number generators, and a table where the dice may be rolled.

Dice may be grouped into hands, those hands may be given distinguishing names, and the hands on the table may be named and saved as a set. Saved sets are available to you with each launch of Bones.

Bones will give you lots of interesting tools for manipulating the dice you roll. For example, you could roll eight hands of dice each.

Each hand could be a mix of 6, 10, 12 and 20-sided dice. Once rolled, you may wish to drop the lowest 6, 10, 12 and 20-sided dice from each hand. This functionality is a keystroke away in Bones.

Halloween is over, but Skull & Bones lives on!

Install this widget and keep your other widgets in constant fear of being boarded! What does it do to terrorize its Dashboard neighbors you ask? Nothing. It just looks cool.

Pirates, punk rockers, and osteopaths all agree that this is an instant classic among Dashboard widgets.

Requirements:
QuickTime 4.0 or later.

What is Heart Monitor?
Heart Monitor is a bare-bones CPU monitor menu extra that displays a beating heart. As the CPU load increases, the heart beats faster. You can set Heart Monitor to track the User, System, Idle or Nice load. It does not do much else. Uptime, processor info and other tidbits are not displayed. You can set the window level (desktop, normal or floating), and optionally display a small window showing all CPU load averages.
There are many CPU monitors out there that give you plenty of CPU information. This is not one of those applications.
How do I use Heart Monitor?
Simply double click to launch. A heart will appear on your desktop, and a new menu item will appear in your menubar, displaying a percentage. This is the CPU load average for whichever load you wish to track (User, System, Idle or Nice). Use this menu to set the preferences of the Heart Monitor.
How do I quit Heart Monitor?
Simply click on the menu that is displaying the CPU load, and choose "Quit Heart Monitor".
Why doesnt Heart Monitor show the things I want to see?
Because Im not you. And its free. And the source code is available.
Heart Monitor is 159% freeware. You may redistribute the application as you see fit, without notification to myself, as long as no fee is collected.
Enhancements:
- Version 1.3: Universal binary version.

Mac Lights is a fun little application that places virtual light bulbs around your desktop, in spirit of the now retired Holiday Lights. It was created over a period of three days for the Holiday Cocoa Duel.

Although Mac Lights is bare bones compared to Holiday Lights, it does offer some customization. You can create your own bulbs to place in Mac Lights, by editing the .lightbulb files. Bulbs are stored in ~/Library/Application Support/Mac Lights/

Pong 2001 Carbon 1.01 is regarded as a popular and enjoyable Pong game carbonized in which you play against your computer or another human.