Free take to the skies software for mac

NoseDive Prowl is a game where the human colony on Tau Ceti is under attack by hostile alien forces.Take control over your spaceship and fight to save the colony.

Take It! takes a screenshot of your current screen, puts it into a file, and uploads it to a webserver trought FTP. You can freely customize periods of time for your capture, and then see what its going on in your machine remotely.

Timed Screenshot is a tool that allows you to take continously timed screenshots of the desktop and specified intervals. It can be used to monitor what is happening on a remote machine.

The Edge is a silly little Kings Corners game. I wrote this in hopes that I could take over the world with it... but it hasnt happened yet.
It is a meant as a clone of the Classic card game, On The Edge. Complete source code is included.
Enhancements:
- Problems with random fixed.

Lemmings fall from the sky, and go "splat" if you fail to catch them...

One day, Norwegian fishermen Birger and Roald are returning home from a long day of fishing, when they spotted a herd of adorable fat fuzzy lemmings stampeding off a cliff into the ocean (as they are known to sometimes do). Overwelmed with pity and mindless altrusim, they land their boat on the beach, take up a net, and try to save as many helpless lemmings as possible.

GPL license. See homepage for source code.

GLQuakeWorld is a multi-player version of Quake, with OpenGL enhanced graphics.
Enhancements:
- gl_singlepasssky 1 renders skies in one pass on supported hardware (multitexture)
- (GLQuakeWorld) properly reloads model textures on OSX when switching video modes that require a disconnect
- re-implimented "force_centerview" command (somehow got lost in the Mac builds)
- default m_filter setting is now 0.2 (NOTE: m_filter 0.1 is essentially the same as turning on mouse smoothing in other games)
- changed default palette gamma to 0.8 for more consistent look when compared to software renderer (use -gamma 0.7 in the commandline for the old GLQuake look, or try 0.9 or 1.0 if it still looks washed-out)
- Check for ".txt" or ".text" extensions for drag & drop commandline files (ASCII files created on OSX will now work)
- Support for the "Only Mortal" MacOSX server browser (v2.0 and later) http://homepage.mac.com/only_mortal/ Big thanks to Mike & Billy!
- You can now run a game with commandline parameters via AppleScript (based on requirements for Only Mortal)
- glClearColor is neutral grey, rather than red.

The L Magazine Widget allows you to harness the incredible power of the Pick of The Day right on your own desktop.

Let it guide you to the ultimate movie, rock show, reading, play, gallery opening or place to take your visiting mother-in-law.