Free issues associated with software for mac

Issue-Tracker is a support issue tracking system written in PHP, with option of either a PostgreSQL of MySQL backend. The system is designed to be user friendly, and uses a simple modular API to make addition of new modules or features very easy.

Issue-Tracker also includes many features that will allow customer/technical support organizations to take care of customer issues quickly and easy. Some of these features include things like email parsing, email and sms notifications, file uploads, unlimited users and groups, and much more.

Main features:>
- Modular API
- MySQL and PostgreSQL support (MySQL only available in 4.0 and later)
- Unlimited groups
- Group and System Announcements
- Email Interface for pure email interact
- Theme system for easy interface customization
- File uploads
- Support for unauthenticated modules
- Report system for groups and individual users
- Statuses, Categories, and Products editable on per-group basis
- Definable permission set to create roles for users
- Template based for easy UI modifications (Smarty Template Engine)
- Group quotas, either issues or hours based
- Email and SMS alerts

System requirements:
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Enhancements:
- This release fixes many of the bugs found in 4.0.3 and it is recommended that anyone using 4.0.3 upgrade to this release. For those running releases older than 4.0.3 you will still need to convert your database to the 4.0.3 format before upgrading to 4.0.4.

The Cacti Widget takes a cacti URL, a graph ID and a RRA ID as argument, and displays the associated graph or a nice transparent question mark if unavailable.

Completly freeware for personal use.

Requirements:
Mac OS X 10.2 or later, WebSTAR V, Lasso.

Requirements:
Lasso 3.0

Requirements:
MacOS 9.0.4 or later.

For the Mac-based photographer who prefers to automate the more complex aspects of their post-production workflow, Apples Automator - included with OS X 10.4 - provides a simple-to-use, but powerful engine for building complex editing pipelines.
In Automator, users create Workflows by stringing together Actions - simple modules that perform a specific task in a particular application. The Photoshop Action Pack provides 71 Automator Actions for Adobe Photoshop CS and CS2.
While Photoshop includes its own Automation mechanism in the form of the Actions palette, Automator and the Photoshop Action Pack have some advantages over the internal Photoshop feature.
First of all, Automator workflows may span multiple applications, meaning your automation routines arent limited to just processing in Photoshop. Second, the Photoshop Action Pack provides a collection of filter actions that let you sort your batches of images based on different criteria. This provides a simple logic mechanism that lets you build workflows that can process different types of images in different ways.
The Photoshop Action Pack is still free, but donations are heartily accepted and cheerfully spent on indulgent frivolities.
Enhancements:
- Version 3 includes 11 new actions including Add Empty Adjustment Layer, Add Graphic Watermark, Channel Mixer, Duplicate Current Layer, Photo Filter, Resize to File Size, Exposure, and Reduce Noise.
- In addition, many new features have been added to existing actions, including:
- New save options in the Render action.
- Save as EPS is now provided as is Save for Web, which allows you to create optimized GIF and JPEG images.
- Save for Web has been one of the most requested actions, and with version 3, its finally here.
- Many actions such as Color Balance, Hue/Saturation, and the new Channel Mixer action can now by applied as Adjustment Layers.
- Many effects, including Smart Sharpen, Shadow/Highlight, Unsharp Mask, and Mono Gaussian Noise, will automatically duplicate the current layer, and apply themselves to the duplicate layer (with or without a Layer Mask) allowing you a modicum of non-destructive editing power.
- Version 3 can now open any of Photoshops supported Camera Raw formats, and will automatically use the associated Camera Raw configuration metadata for its conversions. This means that you can now configure your raw conversions using Camera Raw, and then launch the actual conversion using an Automator workflow, which might include additional processing or output steps. Finally, the update includes numerous bug fixes, most notably the ability to handle file names with international characters, (as well as some punctuation that was messing up earlier versions) and some other little issues here and there.