Free laundry software for mac

Linear Laundry is a two-part application designed to accurately and easily develop RAW photos. One part develops the RAW into a linear PSD file, and the a set of Photoshop actions can be used to create a true-color image. The final result is dramatically increased image quality, without the hightlight blow-outs typical of built-in processors.
Main features:
Raw to Linear PSD.app
- Mac OS X native application that converts Canon CRW photos to a linear PSD
- Built using dcraw and Platypus. You dont need to install or compile dcraw, an OS X binary is included inside the program.
LinearLaundry.atn
- This is a set of photoshop actions to easily develop Linear PSDs into bright, correctly colored photos.
- The actions are non-destructive. Each of the actions uses effect layers to develop the photo, so the original PSD is on the bottom layer, untouched.
- All of the actions can be used in batch processing as desired.
- The actions include: (pictures can be found on the product page)
- Gentle Cycle - Preserves all highlights. Takes about 30 seconds per image, but for high-saturation photos, its worth the wait.
- Quick Rinse - Develops about the same as Gentle Cycle, but can blow some highlights. Much Faster, ~2 sec/image.
- Bleach an a Bucket - Sometimes beautiful, sometimes a train wreck. Almost always an interesting effect. Some have described it as "Holga-like"
- Ansel Adams - High-contrast Black and White, with a slight channel skew
- Tumble Dry Low - Light sharpening routines
- High Heat - Heavy sharpening. May cause slight pixelation.
- Gimme a JPEG - convert from 16-bit to 8-bit mode, change the color profile for a web-based JPEG
Process Raw Darkroom.app
- Processes an entire set of photos using RAW to Linear PSD and LinearLaundry.atn
- Creates a set of full-res, JPEG images, and imports them into iPhoto
- Cleans up after itself.
- Uses jhead to re-add the camera EXIF information after processing.
- Assumes a very particular directory structure to work! Specifically:
- You are using Image Capture to download both CRW and THM files to the "Pictures" folder
- You have folders called "RAW Darkroom" and "RAW Negatives" made in your Pictures folder. "RAW Darkroom" will be used for temporary processing, and "RAW Negatives" will be used as long-term storage for your CRW and THM files
- Since Photoshop doesnt like it when people touch the keyboard in batch mode, you may want to run "Process Raw Darkroom.app" when youre going to step away from the computer for a bit.
Enhancements:
- Fixed jhead bug in "Process Raw Darkroom.app".
- EXIF is now added on again successfully.

Game Glutton 1.1.0 is considered as a huge collection of games that allows you to play with your friends online or against the computer. It has many classic games you will be familiar with (some with new features and variations), as well as several games you probably haven't seen before

This game includes Ataxx, Backgammon, Battle By Sea, Bomber Boy, Checkers, Chess, Dots, Euchre, Go, Go-Moku, Liars Dice, Mine Racer, Mine Sweeper, Othello (Reversi), Puzzle, Sokoban Classic, Sokoban Extra, Stratego, Tetris, and WW2! Features include multiple games running side-by-side, and network play (via OpenPlay).

Major Features:

1. Over 20 games and 200 different boards to play on
2. Networking for two or more people (via YimineeWorld netgame server)
3. Many games side-by-side
4. Many variations on game play
5. Play against the AI at various levels
6. Built-in board editor (hold option down when you launch)
7. Detailed help
8. Cleans your room and does your laundry

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.