Free maui wowee software for mac

Hawaii Hotel Deals 1.0 is a useful tool which allows you displays travel deals for Honolulu, Maui, Kauai and Kona. Select on back which feed you want to display. Travel deals from TravelWidgets.com which searches 28 sites using the Travelocity search engine.

Requirements:

• Mac OS X 10.4 or later.

Maui Real Estate MLS Search Widget 1.0 brings a powerful, perfect and popular Dashboard widget for MacOS X. It will allow you to search the Maui MLS system right from your desktop. You can find residential homes, condos and land.

miniAudicle is a nice utility, an integrated development environment for ChucK audio programming language.
It can be used as a standalone ChucK development + runtime + on-the-fly programming environment, or in conjunction with traditional command-line modes of chuck operation and with other chuck tools.
Currently implemented features include: embedded ChucK runtime engine, syntax highlighting + coloring, on-the-fly programming support, GUI building API in ChucK (MAUI elements, experimental).
Join the chuck mailing lists for updates and around-the-clock support.
Main features:
- embedded ChucK runtime engine
- on-the-fly programming support
- syntax highlighting + coloring
- GUI building API in ChucK (MAUI elements)

Whether you will find The Big Red Button useful or not, will depend very much on how you work at your computer. The program itself was designed to solve one very specific requirement that I had&emdash; I needed a very quick and easy way to start recording a block of time, while sitting in front of my computer.
Other timing apps can be great and very useful. I continually use TimeSlice by Maui Software, and this has one very useful function&emdash;after several minutes of inactivity the timer automatically turns off. This means if I get up from my desk to make a cup of coffee, the timer does not continue to record time against the project that Im working on.
However, there are times, such as when the phone rings, or when someone walks into my office when the auto-pause feature of TimeSlice is not what I need. In these cases I need some form of stopwatch to record the amount of time I spend in this unexpected activity&emdash;thus the Big Red Button was born.
Double-click the application and it will start timing. Press the start/stop button to turn it on/off. The top portion of the window is editable, so you can modify times, add notes and so on.
The notes section can be printed, or you can use drag and drop to drag it someplace else.
Simple. Probably been done a million times before, but hey, its fun to write your own programs!
Enhancements:
- Re-release with additional memory aloocation to solve issues on iMacs with 9.0.4.