Free end users software for mac

Composer 7.1 is known as a utility that creates packages tailored to end user configurations and helps save your IT administration time, resources, and network bandwidth, since only the required data is distributed upon deployment. Part of the Casper Suite-the only client management application developed exclusively for the Mac platform-as well as being available as a standalone application, Composer 7 lets users point-and-click their way through the package creation process. In doing so, it creates software and/or file installation packages for network deployment quickly and easily, creating packages in either .pkg or .dmg formats.

Major Features:

1. File System Monitoring
   
   • In addition to the traditional 'Before & After' snapshot method of creating packages, Composer 7 has the ability to monitor the file system using FSEvents. This allows the capture of any changes that may occur during an installation, without having to take the time to create a snapshot of the hard drive.
2. Drag-and-Drop Package Building
   
   • Simply drag the software components and/or files to be distributed onto the Composer application window to create preconfigured software or file packages, quickly and easily.
3. Built-in Quick Look File Viewer
   
   • Easily see critical information about files and folders without having to locate them in the OS X Finder.
4. Developer Tools Independent
   
   • Composer 7 no longer requires the pre-installation of Apple's Developer Tools to create PKG-style packages.
5. Download Diffs
   
   • Composer allows the building of packages from software that is already installed and configured, using "PreInstalled Diff" files. These files, which can be created by the entire community, can be updated at anytime from inside Composer's interface.
6. Package Editor
   
   • Composer's Package Editor adds a range of productivity features, including the ability to manage pre-flight, post-flight and other scripts, create and modify localizations, easily identify new, modified or deleted files, and diff file creation.

Web Help Desk Software 9.2.1.10 attracts many users with a free help desk software edition of Web Help Desk for Mac OS X server installation which brings you an industry leading web-based help desk software feature set. It allows you to track and fulfill all of your technical support trouble tickets and customer service requests with ease, all through an intuitive web-based technician interface, customer support web portal, email-to-ticket conversion, and 2-way email integration.

Major Features:

1. 100% Web-Based Interface: The Web Help Desk features an intuitive, easy to use, graphical tabbed interface. Administrators, Technicians, and Clients need only a web browser to utilize the application. Remote access from any location is possible by anyone with an internet connection and a web browser, regardless of platform.
2. Cross Platform Technology: The Web Help Desk offers installers for Mac OS X Server, Windows 2000 Server or later, Linux, and Solaris. Because its written in Java, the Web Help Desk runs on any server with Java 5 installed (included in Windows and Linux installers). From a client-side perspective, end-users need only a web browser to utilize the solution; no applets, Flash, or other plug-ins required.
3. Database Back-end: With its integrated FrontBase server on Mac OS X and Windows, the Web Help Desk ensures that all your information is safely stored in a relational database providing a robust back-end to handle your growing needs. Vendors also offer support for Microsoft SQL Server 2000 or later, MySQL 5, PostgreSQL, Oracle 8i or later and OpenBase.
4. Help Request Prioritization: The Web Help Desk software uses intelligent business logic to determine which technician is assigned to a new ticket. Using a combination of location, skill-set, work schedule and work load balancing, you always get the right tech for the job. Group various locations and departments to allow the tracking of requests from separate entities within your organization to be centrally managed. Jobs can also be assigned to a Tech Group pool, so your technicians can select jobs as they become available.
5. Client Request and Self Help: Clients have a simple interface to submit requests, view updates on previous requests, and self-serve with FAQ Knowledge Base. The Help Request form dynamically updates as the end user defines what type of help request they are submitting. Custom fields, in the form of text boxes, popup menus, radio buttons or check boxes, are displayed dynamically based on the Problem Type chosen by the client end-user.
6. E-Mail Based Submission and Updating: Help requests can be submitted via e-mail to one or more dedicated e-mail addresses. Help desk e-mail accounts are monitored by the application, with new messages used to automatically generate tickets (including attachments). Requests can be updated by e-mail to add notes, change status, attach files and reassign a Technician.
7. Search Capabilities: Efficiently track your Clients, Tickets, Assets, Purchase Orders, and FAQs with Web Help Desks built-in search functionality. Save complex search queries to make finding relevant information easier and faster than ever.
8. Asset Management: Manage both hardware and software and the clients they are assigned to; build parent/child relationships between assets to make tracking them a snap. Enter purchase order information for your assets and let Web Help Desk calculate warranty and lease end dates. Define asset types, status, locations, manufacturers and models for simple tracking.
9. Apple Remote Desktop Integration: Web Help Desk provides seamless integration with Apple Remote Desktop, Apple's award-winning desktop management system for Mac OS X. The easy access to ARD information and instant remote control connectivity from within the Web Help Desk promises to boost technician productivity and raise the bar on customer satisfaction.
10. Performance Reports: As the help desk administrator, your job depends on getting end-user requests handled in a timely manner. With Web Help Desk's robust graphic reporting tools, you will always know how your technicians are performing, which locations or customers are in need of extra assistance, real-time billing data, and what problem types are causing the most trouble.
11. LDAP and Active Directory Synchronization: Schedule automatic synchronizations to your Lightweight Directory or AD, then use the Web Help Desk to authenticate users and look up client contact info. With built-in connectivity for standard LDAP and Microsoft's Active Directory, the Web Help Desk seamlessly integrates into your companys IT infrastructure.
12. FAQ Knowledge Base: Knowledge base functionality is built into Web Help Desk, facilitating the creation of an expansive, searchable database of common requests and their resolutions available for self-service by clients, technicians, and administrators. Attach one or more files to each FAQ to make knowledge sharing even more powerful.
13. iCalendar Integration: Monitor your ticket due dates and scheduled work hours using Apples iCal on Mac OS X, Outlook 2007 or Mozilla.orgs Calendar application. Subscribe to calendars for a specific Technician, Tech Group, or a saved query for ultimate flexibility. Complete ticket information is available in each calendar entrys notes field.
14. E-Mail Alerts: Web Help Desk keeps all of your technicians and clients up to date with e-mail alerts. All new tickets and ticket updates can be e-mailed to the appropriate recipients. Technicians and management can be alerted when jobs have been left unchecked, unassigned or incomplete for a specified time period.
15. PDF Generation and Spreadsheet Exports: The web is an ideal cross platform method to deliver dynamic information, but for printing, it leaves much to be desired. Weve integrated real-time PDF generation into the Web Help Desk to make the printing and e-mailing of help request lists, performance reports and asset information a beautiful experience. All of these items may also be downloaded as tab delimited text files perfect for manipulating in your favorite spreadsheet application.
16. Billing and Invoicing: Track labor and travel time, then generate instant PDF quotes or invoices. Invoices can be downloaded by designated Clients right from the web! Know your billing status in real-time with powerful reporting options, or download report results as Excel files for further manipulation.

Requirements:

• Operating System: Mac OS X Server 10.4 or later, Windows Server 2000 or later, Linux, Solaris 8 or later
• Deployment Runtime: Java 5, Standard Edition
• Hardware Requirements: 768 MB RAM, 1 GB disk space

CrushFTP 4.9.8 is capable of handling FTP, SFTP (SSH FTP), FTPS (FTP over SSL), HTTP, HTTPS, WebDAV, and WebDAV SSL. WebDAV which permits you to use the OS X Finder to connect to the server and work on it as if it were another hard drive on your machine. Read, write, rename. all with WebDAV. The built in fully customizable WebInterface allows you to present a website to customers so they can easily upload files to you, or download files to you.

It has support for drag and drop uploading on the Web site, as well as the ability to upload folders while zipping them on the fly. This saves time and bandwidth. Or you can use the browser uploader to queue up file transfers and submit them all at once. Easily setup e-mails to come to you when a user uploads a files.

You can drag and drop folders on a user to grant them access to the folder. The user will then only be able to access that folder. Lastly, the plugin support for CrushFTP allows for a whole new set of expandable features.

Major Features:

1. Events: Event actions that are user customizable. They can generate emails with a list of uploads a user just made, or many various other tasks. You can customize events down to extreme detail. Events can be used to run various plugins which then perform other tasks as well(such as the LaunchProcess plugin.)
2. Built-in Reporting: There are many different reports CrushFTP comes with to monitor what your servers is doing as well as the activities of your users. It really allows you to know what is going on without trying to read through log files and pieces everything together. You can see summary views of many different areas about the server, as well as deatils such as what IP's a user has been connecting from (are they sharing their account?). Additionally the scheduling interface allows you to have CrushFTP run the reports on a pre-defined schedule however you configure them. This means you can have an HTML report always ready and waiting for you every morning for example. The schedule is very customizable and very easy to setup.
3. WebDAV HTTP/HTTPS Server: This includes SSL WebDAV serving as well. This means you can mount your CrushFTP server directly in the Finder as another drive and work off of it. The finder supports download only for FTP, but supports everything for WebDAV!
4. SFTP Server: SFTP is not FTP, but rather its own protocol inside a SSH tunnel. CrushFTP supports this too. Its not as fast as FTP, or FTPS, but sometimes its just what you need.
5. Automatic Zipping: A user can request a folder as a .zip instead of downloading each file individually. Saves bandwidth and time! The folder isn't first created to a .zip file, but its streamed to the user as CrushFTP generates the .ZIP content. No third party applications needed! With the WebInterface the user can select individual, or groups of files to have donwloaded as a single .zip file.
6. Powerful Groups and Inheritance: Users can inherit settings from the group they belong to (default), or they can be set to inherit an individual settings from any other user or group.
7. Cross Platform: Why should a change in OS keep you from running the same server? CrushFTP supports nearly every current OS. If you can run Java 1.4 or better, then you can run CrushFTP. (MacOS X, Windows, Linux, etc.)
8. WebStatistics OS X Widget: See a summary view from a web browser of what your server is doing, or use the included CrushFTP widget to monitor the same information!
9. Live Graphs: Realtime graphs showing select key indicators about the server.
10. Plugins: Many plugins to choose from. Support for third party plugins. See the training videos showing the MagicDirectory and HomeDirectory plugins.
11. Shared Users: The same user can be used for FTP/HTTP/WebDAV/SFTP! You'll no longer need to create users in different servers and keep their passwords synchronized.
12. Advanced WebInterface: You have full control to customize the web interface. Two different modes of generating the WebInterface allow you to pick your appropriate standards. You can use either the more compatible HTML generation mode, or the faster XSLT / XML mode. Either way, there is nothing you can't control or customize about it. From the layout to the graphics, its all yours to control. It has a built in ajax file uploader which makes file uploads from your users via the web very easy and painless!t also has a Java applet file uploader that can zip files & directories on the fly as it uploads. This makes it even easier for end users to upload! It also makes uploading files extremely fast! Normally uploading a folder with a hundred small files would take a while, but with the CrushUploader it takes a few seconds.
13. Complete GUI remote administration from any machine that can run CrushFTP. You can even launch the GUI from a web browser!
14. Multihoming support. Virtual servers for multiple IP's, or multiple ports on an IP, or both.
15. Resume supported on download and uploads.
16. Intuitive, built-in user manager for administering user and group accounts.
17. Built in log viewer is updated in real time as the server is running.
18. Directory permissions per directory. All directories can have different read/write/view/delete/resume/rename/make dir permissions/etc.
19. File permissions per file. All files can have different read/write/view/delete/resume/rename/etc.
20. Directory quotas. Every directory can have a quota applied to it, or inherit from the parent directory.
21. Virtual Directory support on any platform. Design your own directory structure for a user when they log in.
22. MacBinary III encoding on the fly when a user has turned on MacBinary (MACB E) and is downloading a file with a resource fork. Also, uploads that are MacBinary files are stored as Mac files.
23. Bandwidth limits on uploads per [user/group/server].
24. Bandwidth limits on downloads per [user/group/server].
25. Idle timeout for auto-disconnect per [user/group].
26. Maximum login time allowed per [user/group].
27. Maximum simultaneous logins allowed per [user/group].
28. Maximum logins per IP for a [user/group]. (e.g. 100 anonymous logins, but only 2 from the same IP)
29. Allow/Deny IP restrictions for logins per [user/group/server]. Supports IP ranges for deny and allow.
30. Max download amount per [user/group] for each login session. (e.g. after 10mb's the user cannot download till they logout and then login again)
31. Server queuing for downloads/uploads. No other FTP server has this feature.
32. Day of week restrictions per [user/group/server] (e.g. Sun, Mon, Tues, etc.)
33. Time of day restrictions per [user/group/server] (e.g. login between 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. and between 4 p.m. to 10 p.m.)
34. Group inheriting for users, along with ability to override any part of a group setting for a particular user.
35. Spying on connected users. See their log, current dir, bytes sent/received, transfers speeds, login time, login IP, and estimated time left for a transfer.
36. Download ratio per [user/group]. Both can be temporary per session login or permanent.
37. Incredible server statistics, such as last login date, time, IP, current total server bandwidth usage (bytes in/out), files downloaded/uploaded, graphs for bandwidth utilization, etc.
38. SITE commands for remote administering from an FTP client. Each [user/group] can be limited to what commands they can issue.
39. All server messages are customizable, along with nearly everything else in the server.
40. Customizable logging options allow you to control what gets logged to both the server window and log file.
41. FXP protection just in case you don't want users doing FXP transfers.
42. Filtering of filenames for uploads, downloads, lists, and renames.
43. Temporary bans for users.
44. Hammering protection that will ban a user.
45. Temporary accounts that can be set to auto expire after so long, or be automatically deleted!
46. Users behind a router/firewall can have CrushFTP auto discover their real IP.
47. Log rolling allows logs to automatically be archived, or deleted.
48. Can listen on multiple ports.

Crux is structured as a set of Python modules, which makes it possible to quickly develop Python scripts that perform unique, non-canned analyses.
The Python language is elegant and powerful, but it does not have any high performance implementations, which does make it a challenge to use for scientific computing.
Crux is actually implemented as a combination of Python, Cython and C code. Cython is a superset of Python, with various features that allow compiled results to substantially out-perform pure Python code.
The result is that Crux supports a wide variety of users:
- End users can use canned scripts, either those included with Crux, or scripts developed for them by computer-savvy collaborators.
- Computer-savvy users can develop custom scripts that utilize the components of Crux in unforseen ways.
- Power users can use Crux as a component of a custom software package, or extend Crux itself. The source code is available under a very permissive license, with the intent that it be used.

Main features:
- Multifurcating trees can be manipulated at a low level. Various standard operations are implemented, such as canonization (ordering the tree according to a ranking of the taxa), collapsing of zero-length branches, Robinson-Foulds distance computation, and so on.
- Parsers are included for various file formats, including Newick trees, FASTA sequences, and PHYLIP distance matrices.
- Pairwise distances between sequences can be computed based on percent identity, or using methods that correct for multiple hits (Jukes-Cantor, Kimura, and logDet).
- The neighbor joining (NJ) and relaxed neighbor joining (RNJ) implementations are among the fastest in existence, along with Clearcut.
- Tree log-likelihoods can be computed under a variety of models, including all specializations of GTR+I+? and mixture models. Tree likelihoods can be computed in parallel via pthreads. Additionally, Crux is capable of simulating character data under any model its likelihood engine is capable of. The huge range of simulation options makes a canned command line interface like that of Seq-Gen rather unweildy, so simulation is perhaps the most obvious compelling reason to develop Crux scripts.
- Bayesian Markov chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) methods (with Metropolis coupling and optional MPI support for parallel computation) can sample among non-nested models using reversible model jumps. Polytomous trees can be sampled, also via reversible jumps. In fact, every model parameter that Cruxs MCMC implementation estimates can be expunged via reversible jumps.

System requirements:
- Xcode (to build Crux from source)

The iBiz widget is designed for users who need to track their time for multiple activities throughout the day.
Unlike in iBiz where one must select a client then project and then event to time, the iBiz widget allows the user "to just time".
At the end of the day, send the activities to iBiz to assign them to clients and projects.

System requirements:
- iBiz

Campsite is a multilingual content management system for news websites developed by Center for Advanced Media -- Prague, which is the technology arm of the Media Development Loan Fund.
Campsites easily localizable user interface was built with the end user (journalist/editor/publisher) in mind and it can be configured to suit different profiles of end users - to each according his or her own technological prowess.
Campsite follows the print-newspaper publishing paradigm, so it structures sites by default as Publications > Issues > Sections > Articles. Campsite works best for medium-to-large-size online news publications, but it is capable of handling nimbler sites too.

Main features:
- highly customizable user interface,
- automatic creation of archives,
- total design freedom for web designers,
- copy flow,
- built-in subscription support

Enhancements
- Article attachments in article edit mode via TinyMCE editor
- Image shrinking for images inserted by TinyMCE
- Integration of Media TinyMCE plugin and Article media files
- Add image derivates cache
- Rename "Import legacy archive" into "Import XML" in Actions menu
- List most recently commented articles and most recent comments
- Ordered "Clear System Cache" and "Import Legacy Archive" in Action Menu
- List most recent comments / most recently commented articles
- Implement custom size parameters for text edit fields
- Plugin manager: implement plugin update functionality Bugs Fixed
- Blog plugin: Add confirmation for user that images have successfully uploaded -