Free natively software for mac

Namely is possibly the fastest way to open applications. And unlike some other launchers, it doesnt require any learning.
You simply hit your preferred keyboard shortcut to show it and start typing part of an applications name. It shows you a list of matches and narrows it down as you type.
Most of the time, one or two letters are enough, especially since Namely learns your habits and makes your most-used apps even quicker to access. Its basically Spotlight for applications, only much faster.
Namely lets you get to all your applications quickly by typing part of their name.
It will show you a list of matches and you keep typing to narrow them down. Actually, two or three letters are enough most of the time. When youve found what youre looking for, hit Return to launch it.
Enhancements:
- Built to run natively on Intel Macs. (If you have an Intel iMac or MacBook Pro, please let me know if this version is working for you.)
- After detaching an external display, Namely will ensure its window is in the visible screen area.
- Pressing Escape when the text field is empty will now hide Namely.
- Namely now hides itself when you switch to another application, so it wont get in the way when you switch applications subsequently.
- An open-hand cursor is shown when you move the mouse over the window, to make it more obviously movable.
- Apps on removable media, including disk images, are now excluded.
- Apps that have been moved to the trash from any volume (not just the startup disk) are now excluded.

dfontifier is an application that can convert Datafork TrueType fonts (.dfonts) into ordinary OS 9-style TrueType fonts and vice versa.
This may be useful when sending jobs to service bureaus that are still in OS 9.

Also, while most current font manager applications can "bridge the gap" between the OS X native and Classic environments by making fonts youve activated available to both environments, they seem to be limited when it comes to data fork-based fonts.

For example, your font manager cant make your .dfont fonts available to Classic because Classic doesnt understand how to use them. dfontifier can help solve this problem by allowing you to convert your .dfonts into regular resource fork-based TT fonts. That way, you can be certain youre using the exact same font set both natively and in the Classic environment.

OmniDictionary is a Mac OS X client for network dictionary servers. Its pretty straightforward - type a word into the entry field, hit return, and the definition is displayed. If the dictionary server supports multiple dictionaries, you can select your desired dictionary from the dictionary popup to limit queries to that specific dictionary, or you can query all the dictionaries.
OmniDictionary also provides a "Define in OmniDictionary" Service, so you can select words in your other applications and hit Command-= to see the definition.
Enhancements:
- OmniDictionary is now a Universal binary that runs natively on both PowerPC and Intel-based Macs.
- Framework and OmniCrashCatcher updates.
- Localizations have been omitted from this release but will return in a forthcoming update.

Man Viewer 3.1 is such a simple yet efficient program to view the man pages that are installed on the current system. The user can search and filter the man pages based on name and section. The user can also export the man page to plain text and styled PostScript.

Requirements:

• Universal so it runs natively on PowerPC and x86 Macs.
• Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard) or higher

OmniGrowl is an expandable framework for sending Growl Notifications for applications that do not natively support Growl, generally which have to be polled for changes.
Main features:
- OmniGrowl has now built-in support for upcoming iCal events, To-Dos, Birthdays, etc
- Built-in support for Address Book Birthdays
- Built-in support for iTunes track changes (off by default)
- Source code included, expandable framework

netclasses is an asynchronous networking library that works on OS X natively, and any of the multitude of platforms supported by GNUstep.
Currently supports raw TCP/IP connections, the IRC protocol, and line-based protocols.
netclasses is an open source framework released under the LGPL. See http://www.gnu.org for licensing information.
Enhancements:
- Several gcc 4 compilation fixes
- Improved case insensitivity logic in the IRC support
- Fix to allow disconnection while reading data.

Requirements:
Mac OS x 10.1 or later.

RosettaTest is a program to indicate whether an application in Mac OS X is running natively on a Mac powered by processors from Intel or is dynamically translated by Rosetta.
If the program is translated, a small red indicator labelled R is shown inside the applications icon.
Enhancements:
- Fixed an issue where an application running with super-user privileges was interpreted as not running in native mode.
- Changed behaviour: Double-click on an application now activates it.
- Updated the machine identification database.