Free patent pending software for mac

Cyberduck 3.3b4 is designed as a useful package that combines an open source SFTP (SSH Secure File Transfer) with FTP browser licenced under the GPL which has been built from the ground up with usability in mind, having the same consistent graphical user interface for both SFTP and FTP browsing.

Multiple connections are supported. Drag and drop is supported consequently for transferring files between server and client. A transfer queue keeps track of the pending file transfers and supports resuming of both downloads and uploads. A simple bookmark manager ensures manageability. Core system technologies such as the Keychain and Rendezvous are supported.

Cyberduck integrates seamlessly with external editors such as SubEthaEdit and BBEdit. Cyberduck has been translated into numerous languages including Japanese, Chinese, Korean, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Dutch and Finnish.

Requirements:

• Mac OS X 10.5 or later
  

bzip2 is a freely available, patent free (see below), high-quality data compressor.
It typically compresses files to within 10% to 15% of the best available techniques (the PPM family of statistical compressors), whilst being around twice as fast at compression and six times faster at decompression.

(Note that this is a command-line tool, to be run from Terminal.)
This software was distributed by its author under the terms of the GNU GPL. I have not modified the source in any way, and am simply redistributing the binaries, help files, and library files in a .mpkg installer.

Commander is an enhanced version of the original Commander which is now fully free!
The tool executes UNIX shell commands standalone with each new open window working in its own pipe and eventually with windows added to share a same pipe. Additionally it offers some basic yet flexible features, easy to use and set, which make possible to achieve by simply point and click, batch of commands and harnessing their power without resorting to or knowing shell scripting.
Main features:
- Multiple windows for running shell commands and keeping their result at hand
- Windows bound to pipes or sharing them can be indifferently mixed and used
- Possibility did chain in sequence multiple command windows for batch execution
- multiple way to control chained sequence
- Possibility to achieve pseudo-interactivity in some cases
- Possibility to detach window from its command in case of blocking conditions
- Aids for finding any pending processes holding a pipe after the detach
- Searchable result
- Possibility to save and reuse most frequent or complex formatted commands and parameters
- Possibility to print results
- Access to a dictionary of common or custom commands
- Possibility to edit and customize the dictionary included in the bundle
- Possibility to filter the dictionary for fast finding and access
- Possibility to drag & drop text from the dictionary to the command fields.
Enhancements:
- Commander contains both visual and functional improvements for enhancing the user experience without changing its basic interface and use.
- Newly open windows by default allocate a private pipe for communicating with the underneath command being executed; by selecting the new "New Alias" menu item, a new window will open without allocating a new pipe but sharing the same one from the window parent.
- By reusing a same window or by entering commands in a cluster of windows identified by the same pipe number commands will run and re-use the same context.
- A new field in the command window makes possible under certain conditions to handle some extent of interactivity in commands.
- In case of dead-locks, as commands not responding or any other condition where windows do not get replied, it is possible to detach them from their process.
- If some process after the detach is still holding a pipe this can be detected visually and eventually more details displayed.
- Some internal bugs are cleared.

RADRebateTracker helps you track the rebates that youve taken advantage of when purchasing goods. A scenario of the use of RADRebateTracker is as follows:
I buy 10 different products and all of them have rebates. Each of the rebate is sent to different address and take different time to receive the rebates, some are 6 weeks, some 8 and so on. So there is no easy way to track of them or when you are suppose to call up the rebate center if you do not receive the rebate by then.
This app will allow you to enter all the relevant rebate information, the date mailed etc.
This will then arrange the rebates according to Overdue, Pending and completed rebates. You start up the app and it will tell you which one is overdue and so on. It has a feature to export the expected dates of when you are supposed to receive the rebate into iCal.
Enhancements:
- Fixes an issue where the Copy Address will not work with the tab at launch.

Energy Schedule, a cute Dashboard widget, reveals the computers queued power events.
Software applications use power events to aid automation and schedule changes in the computers power state; such as waking from sleep or switching off.
The widgets front is a small disc showing a summary of the next event. Users wanting more can click a button to flip Energy Schedule over to reveal all the pending events.
The widget will display the due time, event, and who scheduled the event.

Enhancements
- Improved display of Power Manager queued events.
- Changed font for consistency between Mac OS X 10.4 & 10.5.

Miniaturizer is a very useful tool for organizing your miniature collection. You can keep an inventory of all your miniatures, organize them into sets and make new warbands. If you have access to a computer during game play, Miniaturizer can help your mini battle sessions run incredibly smoother and quicker.
Main features:
- Intuitive easy to use interface.
- Made for MAC OS X and WINDOWS!
- Inventories with HAVE, WANT, WILLING TRADE, PENDING TRADE and Notes for each mini.
- Create Warbands from your inventories or the Main Database.
- Quickly open any warband or inventory file from the "Warband" and "Inventory" menus.
- Keep track of spells and special abilities used during combat, by simply checking them off as they are used.
- Keep notes on each miniature.
- Create new Miniature Records, Spell Slots, Special Ability Slots etc. on the fly.
- Change the stats and all information of miniature records. (Miniaturizer is a fully functional stat editor.)
- Check off characters in the character list after they have taken their turn.
- Quickly apply damage or healing to characters during combat.
- Hit point text changes colors when a characters hit points fall below 1/2 of the total, and when it drops to zero hit points. (Colors fully customizable)
- Autoupdating data files over the internet.
- Data files fully compatible between MAC OS, and WINDOWS. (XML files).
Enhancements:
- [Fix] Changed Website URL: Fixed links in Miniaturizer.

P4Cocoa provides a MacOS X native UI wrapper around Perforces world-class source control system. P4Cocoa provides efficient and intuitive access to the primary Perforce functions, all in a cocoa-licous native OS X application. You supply the p4 and we supply the cocoa.
P4Cocoa gives you access to all the major Perforce features without having to resort to the command line. For those rare operations that are not covered in P4Cocoa, you can still use the command line tool directly.
P4Cocoa allows you to easily switch between a number of server configurations. Change the port, client, host and user all from a single item in the main application menu. If you access several different depots regularly, fly between them with ease.
Main features:
- Escape the command line
- Multiple Configurations
- Diff, Merge and Edit
- Native Mac UI.
Enhancements:
- When the submitted changes are sorted by date they are also sorted by user for each date.
- When the submitted changes are sorted by user they are also sorted by date for each user.
- Added reopen option to the submit dialog.
- Added an integrate dialog to integrate.
- Added drag and drop integration in the depot view.
- Bookmarks are now sorted.
- Added text wrapping to window boundary for the edit sheets and describe dialogs.
- Added -l option to p4 changes to get the full description of each change.
- Added tooltips to the submitted and pending changelists to see the information in a tip window.
- Fixed filter edit box for submitted changelist in Tiger.
- Added confirm dialog for revert.
- Fixed reveal in finder for Tiger.
- Drag and drop from the finder into the submitted filter edit box now works.

uControl is a keyboard remapper and more. Meaning, those useless keys can now be reused, remapped, or reduced.
uControl gives you the ability to take those useless keys, that youre certain would have been better fashioned as something else, and turn them into something useful.
It started out as a simple hack to remap the caps lock key to a control key but has since evolved into a fairly sophisticated means of not only remapping modifier keys, but gives your trackpad a virtual scroll wheel, or gives lefties a sensible mouse, or gives people with disabilities the ability to type with one hand. Note: the one-handed typing ability has been removed due to possible patent infringement.
Main features:
- Swaps your left and right mouse buttons. Contributed by Paul Guyot.
- Apply Settings to a Particular Keyboard since version 1.3.0
- You can choose what keyboard you want a modifier mapping applied to. This is especially useful for external keyboards made for windows boxes that have the Option and Command key swapped (or alt and Windows keys in PC-speak).
- Scroll Wheel Emulation since version 1.2.0
- Gives your track pad, or mouse, a virtual scroll wheel. Hold down the key(s) of your choice, and your track pad instantly becomes a scroll wheel not just for vertical scroll bars, but horizontal ones as well. Use it once and youre hooked. Generously contributed by Alex Harper.
- Real Function Keys since version 1.0.7
- Removes the need to hold down the fn key to access the function keys (useful on laptops). The implementation of this feature was completely redone by Alex Harper in 1.3.5, and it works much, much better than before. It now uses the same method that OS 9 used. Also, many thanks to the Linux PPC folks, Jimi X and Matthias Grim, who discovered how to do the actual ADB muckery that was required.
- Power Delete since version 1.0.7
- Turns shift delete into a forward delete key. Generously contributed by Graham Bakay. (It should also be noted that fn-delete will give you forward delete.)
- Remap Caps Lock to Control since version 1.0.1
- The feature that started it all, and inspired this rant, "Tired of hitting all the wrong modifier keys on your laptop to get that simple control sequence? Are you forced to drag a keyboard around with you that has the control key in the right place? The place that Apple mistakenly put the caps lock key. Take control back! uControl maps your control key to its rightfully intended place on your laptops keyboard; the place thats currently occupied by the oft-unused caps lock key." (Actually as of version 1.0.7 you can remap caps lock to any modifier key.)
- Twerq since version 1.0.1
- Mirrors the key map by holding down the space bar. This is an accessibility feature I added for my mother who has a little trouble with her left hand. It makes one handed typing much easier. (Made available within uControl in version 1.0.7, was previously a separate hack.) Note: this feature has been removed due to possible patent infringement.
Enhancements:
- Updated the installer to work with Mac OS 10.3.8. Many thanks to Aaron Botsis for providing a patch that worked for some. And special thanks to Ingo Paschke whose patch seems to be working for all.