Free k kitchen software for mac

This application lets you simulate a midi keyboard on your computer keyboard. For laptop-users on the run tired of clicking or drawing their music in midi-sequencers and notation programs.

Marathon 2/Infinity/Aleph One map viewer/inspector that can view all the levels in a file, the objects and annotations within.

Full source code is available for those interested.

Ever forgot to call-back your friend? Forgot that the tea is brewing in the kitchen?
There are a lot of small things to remember each day ? we write down notes or set alarms on our mobile phone to not forget about these things. Reminder uses existing Mac OS X technologies to help us to remind all those small little things.
You may enter an explicit time point in the format "hh:mm". When entering a relative time you may press "m", "h", "d", "w" to change the time unit to "minutes", "hours", "days" or "weeks" respectively.
This widget presents to you the easiest way to create a reminder in iCal.
Main features:
- Full iCal integration
- New easy to use interface
- Leopard optimized
- Free
Advanced features:
- You may enter an explicit time point in the format "hh:mm".
- When entering a relative time you may press "m", "h", "d", "w" or "M" to change the time unit to "minutes", "hours", "days" , "weeks" or "months" respectively.
- If you press and hold the Control key while pressing the Enter key will open the event in iCal for further editing.

Enhancements
- brand new UI design
- access to multiple different calendar

A-Cro-K is a widgetized interpretation of "Arithmetical Croquet," a mental recreation devised in 1872 by Lewis Carroll (author of "Alices Adventures in Wonderland" and numerous other works, including books on mathematics and logic).
The widgets flip side gives the complete set of rules, both Lewis Carrolls originals and A-Cro-Ks interpretations. Also available are an option to adjust the length of the croquet course, and options to set one (or both) players to be controlled by the computer.
?Cheshire Cat? and ?Alice? illustrations are designed by Sir John Tenniel.

Enhancements
- Minor tweaks for Mac OS X 10.5 ("Leopard") compatibility

With SimpleTimer you can create timers and reminders for your daily chores. The user interface allows you to quickly set up a reminder (e.g. "remember to do laundry 45 minutes from now"), but its easy to enable more advanced scheduling operations. However, SimpleTimer does not aim to replace sophisticated utilities like cron.
This software is free software under the GNU GPL. Source code is freely available as a tarball or zipfile or directly at the CVS repository.
Main features:
- One window for every timer.
- Set up the entire behavior of the timer just like you would do with a "real" kitchen timer.
- Open as many timers as you desire.
- When timer goes off, you can open a message, and/or open a web page, and/or play a sound file.
- Each timer can have its own individual messages, URLs, sounds.
- Save your frequent reminder messages and URLs.
- Able to read any standard sound format (MP3, AIFF, SND, NeXT, etc.).
- Ability to program cyclic timers, with a custom repeat cycle (eventually after a specified date).
- Once timers are set, you may close their windows and forget them: they will run in the background, while you do your work. (You cant close the app though.)
- Save timers on the disk, and double click them from the Desktop (or from anywhere on the Finder). You can set them to auto-start once opened.
- Summary panel that shows the status of every open timer, with countdown, reminder name, actions that will be performed and repeatitions settings.
- Countdown is shown also printed on individual timer windows.
- Quickly glance at the status of all your timers with a single Control-click on the dock icon. (Isnt it annoying when you have to bring an application window visible to the front just to see the status of one window?)
- Since you can save a timer as an independent file on your disk, you can create reminders for other people too: employees, friends, and others (provided they have SimpleTimer installed on their computers).
- Low CPU usage: SimpleTimer doesnt keep your CPU busy, and has a small memory footprint.
- Being a native Cocoa application, SimpleTimer blends nicely into the traditional "Aqua" user experience.
Enhancements:
- Universal binary build.
- Removed redundant warning functionalities.
- Cleaned up the main UI (a little bit).
- Some bug fixes.

K-Net Login is a small utility that makes a remote login to a server on a secure ssh connection like you would do on the command line. You just type in server name, port number, username and password and push the login button.

It was developed to be used on a danish student network at Technical University of Denmark in Lyngby, called K-Net.

When the user had logged in, the firewall server opened up the connection to the internet for the computer, that the user had logged in from.