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Race Cars 1.0
In Race Cars, players must guide their car around a track in an attempt to be the first to cross the finish line. Players can choose from 4 cars and over 10 tracks more>> In Race Cars, players must guide their car around a track in an attempt to be the first to cross the finish line. Players can choose from 4 cars and over 10 tracks. Each track has its own level of difficulty. Each car handles differently and has its own quirks. This is a great game for 68k Macintoshes because it has no graphics and processing power requirements.
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BitRacer 1.0.9
A fastpaced and furious 3D retro racing game. more>>
Enhancements:
- Bug fixes
- Clicking will skip fade on slow computers
Moto Racer 1.0
A great dashboard widget that allows you to participate to a bike race. more>>
SuperNotecard uses virtual notecards to help manage writing projects. Create cards add them to decks and keep it straight with categories, references, flags and more. This approach focuses on the basic compositional parts and keeps the structure flexible so that it can be easily rearranged. SuperNotecard offers several ways to view and organize the notecards and makes it easy to find and revisit them. Even the most technology-adverse can move cards around on the screen to refine the flow. Using a simple color-coding system, SuperNotecard enables writers to link content to plots, categories, characters or references and these relationships can be reviewed from several perspectives.
System Requirements: 10.3
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BoardRaceFS is a strategy type of single player board game where you can take as long as you like for every single move. more>>
BoardRaceFS 1.1 is a strategy type of single player board game where you can take as long as you like for every single move. The basic idea of this game is that you try to move your car around a curvy race track to the finish line in as few moves as possible. You can accelerate on the straight parts, but it may be hard to make it around the next narrow turn.
Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.3
- Earlier system versions not tested
frankrb - BoardRaceFS - Try to move your car around a curvy race track to the finish line in as few moves as possible. BoardRaceFS. The basicTux Racer 0.61-3
Tux Racer lets you take on the role of Tux the Linux Penguin as he races down steep, snow-covered mountains more>>
Your journey starts as you compete on local courses. Win and you will unlock other courses and cups that will lead you to more exciting and challenging races. Only the quickest, smartest, and luckiest will win!
Main features:
- Fun, easy to learn
- Exciting 3D courses
- Sophisticated physics result in thrilling rides down the mountains
- Collect herring while avoiding obstacles for high scores
- Race over a variety of surfaces, including fluffy snow and slick ice
- Race in various weather conditions and lighting conditions
- Create your own courses using any paint program such as The GIMP (no 3D modeller required)
- Suitable for all ages.
Enhancements:
- This release fixes an issue in the TuxRacer sources that surfaced due to a change in Apples GLUT Framework in Mac OS X 10.2 (Jaguar). There are no other changes.
EdRacing 1.0
You can improve your reading, spelling, and basic math skills with these simple games. more>>
Improve your reading and spelling by moving race cars to the correct answer. Drive your car around the track to the word that completes a sentence. Improve basic math skills by driving a car to the right answer.
A Racing Game 1.0.0
Erase pairs of simple equations with matching values. more>>
A Racing Game 1.0.0 is a game in which you race your car to the finish line as you erase matching pairs of simple equations. It is free. From a set of twelve equations tap on the pairs that produce the same answers. The faster you reach the checkered flag, the more bonus points you earn. Try to beat your personal high score as you race along three increasingly difficult laps.
dtach 0.8
A program that emulates the detach feature of screen more>> A program that emulates the detach feature of screen
dtach allows you to run a program in an environment that is protected from the controlling terminal and attach to it later. dtach does not keep track of the contents of the screen, and thus works best with programs that know how to redraw themselves.
dtach does not, however, have the other features of screen, such as its support of multiple terminals or its terminal emulation support. This makes dtach extremely tiny compared to screen, making it more easily audited for bugs and security holes, and also allows it to fit in environments where space is limited, such as on rescue disks.
Main features:>
- Attach multiple times to the same program. Access to the dtach session is controlled through the Unix filesystem permissions; thus, you can trivially allow other people to watch your session.
- Run a program in an environment that is protected from the controlling terminal. This means that, for instance, the program running under dtach would not be affected by the terminal being disconnected for some reason.
- Run programs such as emacs, which tend to want full control over the terminal. dtach mostly acts as a relay, and does not mangle the text between the application and your terminal.
- Suspend dtach without suspending the running program. dtach can handle the suspend key itself instead of passing it to the running program, which may be useful for certain programs such as ircII.
Enhancements:
- When using dtach -A or dtach -c, the master will now wait until the client attaches before trying to read from the program being executed. This avoids a race condition when the program prints something and exits before the client can attach itself.
- Instead of exiting quietly, dtach will now report any errors that occur while trying to execute the program.
- dtach -n can now be used without a terminal.
- dtach -A will now try to detect and remove stale sockets.
- Removed a Linux-specific escape sequence from the code that restores the original terminal settings.
- Changed dtach.1 to use for the dashes in command line options, and fix an ambiguous backslash.
- Use non-blocking mode in the master process, and avoid data loss by ensuring that at least one attaching client succesfully completes a write.
- Fix -e ^ to work with lowercase characters.
Qore 0.7.4
Modular, multi-threaded, SQL-integrated, weakly-typed scripting language with procedural and object-oriented features more>> Modular, multi-threaded, SQL-integrated, weakly-typed scripting language with procedural and object-oriented features
Qore also features easy-to-use and powerful structures, data types, and operators, and a clean and easy-to-read/learn syntax.
Qore Programming Language features Oracle and MySQL DBI drivers, optional TIBCO AE integration, and easy date arithmetic, is very scalable on SMP systems, and much more.
Enhancements
- BUG FIX: fixed localtime() when called with no argument to return the current date and time as per documentation
- BUG FIX: fixed a race condition that could cause a deadlock when calling pthread_join() when Qore code calls "exit()" when multiple threads are running
- BUG FIX: fixed the Dir:listFiles() method; the mask used would not filter out directories
- BUG FIX: fixed crashes in the File class due to unsigned data type being used and the comparison (< 0) that signaled an error always failed; the crash would happen when a non-File object was read
- BUG FIX: fixed outputting recursive data structures with the %n and %N printf format specifiers (would otherwise result in a crash - for example, when an object contains a list that also contains the object, etc)
- BUG FIX: fixed object access deadlock scenarios
- BUG FIX: fixed the "-" operator with: hash-string and hash-list (also hash-=string and hash-=list) to remove the value(s) from the hash, not call the delete operator
- BUG FIX: NULL values are serialized as "null" JSON values
- BUG FIX: fixed parsing of a corner case of marginally valid XML-RPC
- BUG FIX: fixed XML-RPC serialization to handle NOTHING (no value) and NULL identically
- BUG FIX: fixed XML-RPC serialization to never output an empty element, as it could potentially break some implementations (the XML-RPC spec is not very clear on this). Note: we send empty value elements: when serializing NOTHING or NULL, which may not be correct either
- BUG FIX: do not assume that a trailing null should terminate the string when reading string data from files; include the trailing null in the string
- BUG FIX: fixed a bug parsing base64 strings when newlines and/or linefeeds trailed the base64-encoded data
- BUG FIX: fixed outputting %% as % in *printf*() functions
- BUG FIX: fixed a bug parsing hashes where the hash key was given as a constant
- BUG FIX: fixed a bug in the delete operator where shared data was being updated in place instead of copied and then updated
- BUG FIX: fixed some race conditions that could cause deadlocks with the getAllThreadCallStacks() function (not normally enabled by default)
- BUG FIX: ignore
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when parsing base64-encoded strings
- BUG FIX: fixed a crashing bug when trying to copy member elements of a deleted object
- BUG FIX: fixed the foreach statement when used with a reference and the break statement is used
- BUG FIX: fixed a rare reference dependency bug where system classes were being destroyed while still referenced in user code
- BUG FIX: fixed %= with a modula operand of 0 to set the lvalue to 0 (previously the expression was ignored if the modula operand was 0)
- added the abilty for a Condition variable to wait on RWLock objects as well as Mutex objects
- dereferencing a hash or object with a list will return a slice of the hash or object as a hash: ex: $hash.("key1", "key2")
- allow %include parse directives to quote the file names (ignore leading and trailing quotes around the file name)
- new Socket class methods: + Socket:isWriteFinished(): for future support for non-blocking writes + Socket:setNoDelay(): to set the TCP_NODELAY option + Socket:getNoDelay(): returns value of the TCP_NODELAY option
- new functions to allow for explicitly specifying the encoding when serializing XML-RPC strings: + makeXMLRPCCallStringWithEncoding() + makeXMLRPCCallStringArgsWithEncoding() + makeXMLRPCResponseStringWithEncoding() + makeXMLRPCFaultResponseStringWithEncoding() + makeFormattedXMLRPCCallStringWithEncoding() + makeFormattedXMLRPCCallStringArgsWithEncoding() + makeFormattedXMLRPCResponseStringWithEncoding() + makeFormattedXMLRPCFaultResponseStringWithEncoding()
- added new HTTPClient methods for manipulating the TCP_NODELAY setting: + HTTPClient:setNoDelay() + HTTPClient:getNoDelay()
- now the XmlRpcClient and JsonRpcClient constructors accept an optional second argument that, when True, will inhibit the immediate connection attempt on the socket and instead allow the socket connections to be either manually established or established on demand with the first request
Crashdrive 3D 1.0.8
A great dashboard widget featuring a freeroam race and stunt game. more>> A great dashboard widget featuring a freeroam race and stunt game.
The goal of Crashdrive 3D is simple: have fun. It is a freeroam race/stunt game. You can play around on your own, but better yet: multiplayer. Crashdrive 3D offers you the possibility to play together with friends or random players from all around the world and compare your score and records.
You can see your current worldwide highscore ranking real time, allowing you to compete for the first place!
Enhancements
- Greatly improved the multiplayer lobby.
- Added a version checker, notifying when you can or need to download the latest version of the game.
- Fixed highscore bugs.
- And loads more of small improvements.
- It is recommended to upgrade to the latest version.
Mini-Sub Racing 1.0.3
Mini-Sub Racing - Race mini-subs through underwater mazes more>>
You can race against a friend or against the clock.
Completly freeware for personal use.
Race mini-subs through underwater mazes. You can race against a friend or against the clock. Mini-Sub Racing was created by Andrew Hazelden for the idevgames "21-Days Accelerated" ContestOrbital Conflict 0.5
Free and open source arcade-style shooter game more>> Free and open source arcade-style shooter game
Orbital Conflict is a top-down arcade-style shooter, inspired by Omega Race. The game contains modern 2D graphics. Traditional arcade gameplay is enhanced by powerups and unique enemies.
Orbital Conflict has planned challenge and puzzle modes.
System requirements:
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Enhancements:
- Initial release.
NASCAR Schedule 1.6.6
Displays the NASCAR schedule, standings or race results (for a specific race). more>> Displays the NASCAR schedule, standings or race results (for a specific race).
Displays the NASCAR schedule, standings, or race results (for a specific race). The widget can toggle between the Sprint Cup, Nationwide, or Craftsman Trucks series. The series is chosen from the Preferences menu or the context menu.
The default view is the Schedule for Sprint. Right-clicking (or CTRL-click on a Mac) will bring up the context menu, which will allow you to switch to Nationwide and Craftsman (and back to Sprint). From the context menu, you can also switch to Standings view (and back to Schedule). If a race is completed and has race resuts -- I pull results from NASCAR and NASCAR doesnt post results for unofficial races -- then clicking on the race title will switch to Race Results view for that race. When in Race Results view, you can return to Schedule view via the context menu or the "Go to Schedule" button. When viewing the schedule, the "Go to Standings" button will also switch the widget to Standings view.
From the Preferences window, you may choose how many races to display at a time (for Schedule view) or how many drivers to display at a time (for Standings or Race Results view). The next and previous buttons will cycle you through the races (Schedule) or drivers (Standings or Race Results).
Information will update as data becomes available. By default, data is refreshed when the widget is loaded, when you select "Refresh" from the context menu, and when you save your Preferences. You may also, via the Preferences, set the data to refresh when the widget is maximized.
Data is scraped from NASCAR.com.
Columns displayed and background opacity are configurable.
Logo position and size (starting with version 1.6.4) are configurable. The logo can be placed at any of the corners, allowing you to align the widget against any edge of the screen.
Double-click the logo to minimize or expand the standings list. You may also click on the minus and plus images to minimize or expand the standings list.
If you would like to see the "Last Updated" time just hoover the cursor over the logo.
From the Preferences window, you can tell the widget to check for a newer version on startup. You can also check for updates by selecting "Check for newer version" from the context menu.
Main features:
- schedule view: day, date, race, venue, tv, start, radio, Sirius
- standings view: rank, +/-, driver, points, behind, starts, poles, wins, top 5, top 10, winnings
- race view: day, date, race, venue, winner, pole
- race results view: fin, st, car, driver, make, sponsor, pts/bonus, laps, status, winnings (only for official results)
- qualifying order view: order, car, driver, make, sponsor
System requirements:
- Yahoo! Widget Engine
sigsafe 0.1.3
sigsafe - Safely, reliably, and promptly handle signals delivered to specific threads more>>
sigsafe includes code, documentation, a performance benchmark, and a correctness tester that exhaustively searches for race conditions with the ptrace(2) facility.
