Free may be software for mac

MyNet is a small application that scans your local subnet for the purpose of finding hosts on your segment. The ability to identify hosts on your network is critical when using wireless technology.
This tool is different from other scanning tools as it will find hosts regardless of any personal firewall which may be running on the host. This is achieved through the use of forced ARPs.
ONLY SCAN NETWORKS FOR WHICH YOU ARE AUTHORIZED TO SCAN!
Enhancements:
- Now a Universal Binary
- Minor optimizations.

nFoldMan generalizes the monitoring and control of folding processes to enable tracking any number of them on this machine, a file-shared machine, or a remote machine over the network.
nFoldMan is a successor to FAHManager and FAHMonitor.
Remote processes can be located for monitoring using Rendezvous. Local processes can be controlled and remote processes may be controllable if they permit it.
Enhancements:
- Adds "avoidance" - the ability to have folding processes automatically paused when any of a specified list of applications is running.

Qfms is a graphical editor for finite state machines Finite state machines are a model to describe complex objects or systems in terms of the states they may be in. In practice they can used to create regular expressions, scanners or other program code. Current features of Qfsm are: Binary and ASCII condition codes Printing of diagrams Multiple windows Integrity check Interactive simulation AHDL/VHDL/Verilog HDL export State table export (Latex, HTML) KISS export.
Enhancements:
- Binary installer for MacOSX 10.3 (or higher).

AppleScript Bootlogger is a small extension, written completely in AppleScript, simply works in the background to collect some information about your system while booting the Mac OS.

It then writes this into a text file named "bootlog.txt" that is placed into your system folder. This way, you may be able to recognize the use or abuse of your Mac when you are absent.

AppleScript Bootlogger is completly freeware.

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.

MultiCom bridges two communication ports together. The ports may be any combination of serial, TCP (client or server) and socket file (client or server). Server ports will allow multiple clients and will merge/broadcast data as appropriate. Started life as SerialParallels.

The Tangram is the worlds oldest and most popular dissection puzzle. It originated in China in the 18th century. It consists of seven shapes cut from a square: 2 large triangles, 1 medium triangle, 2 small triangles, 1 square, and 1 rhombus.

A wide variety of silhouettes may be created with these simple shapes. A variety of silhouettes may be selected from the popup button at the bottom of the iTangram window. Select a silhouette to start. You may click your mouse and drag a shape...