Free random software for mac

RandomA9 1.0 is significantly developed as a simple script to run random A9 queries. It runs against a built in list of over 430,000 words. It will ask you for how many words you wish to use, then launch Safari and run the query.

Requirements: Mac OS 10.3 or higher with Safari

RandomExtra is a tool helps you manage your Screen Savers. It picks a module according to your configuration and uses it when screen saver starts.

If you dont want a screen saver to be picked for the time being, just "deactivate" it in config dialog. You dont need to delete modules from various screen saver directories but control it with RandomExtra.

Random Shapes 2.1 provides you with an interesting dazzling screen saver module. Within minutes it will fill your screen with an assortment of shapes provides you with an interesting dazzling screen saver module. Within minutes it will fill your screen with an assortment of shapes. These appear in random sizes and are drawn from a rich palette of colors and gradients.

You can also easily choose the style of shapes, the speed at which the ornaments are drawn, and how often the screen gets erased.

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.6 or later

Random Things 1.0.0 is a beneficial and easy-to-use Mac OS X random information generator which will generate random numbers, RGB color triplets, and text.

You can export the results via clipboard. Random Things is donationware. You get a fully-functional application, and if you like it, you are encouraged to donate to help us develop the next version of Random Things. RandomThings was written by Jacek Artymiak.

Requirements:
System 7.0 or later.

Random DC Restaurant widget randomly selects a Washington, DC restaurant from the Restaurants database each time you bring up the widget.

You can also click the red button to get another restaurant.

Clicking on the eyeball will show you the web page at TourOfDC.

Random Playlist Creator is an application that randomly generates iTunes playlists from a source playlist, which can be of any type that references Library tracks (Library, normal, smart, Purchased Songs, Party Mix are the types that come to mind). It requires that iTunes is running: when run, it will start iTunes if necessary and will automatically quit if iTunes quits.
Main features:
- Creates multiple iTunes playlists of a specified combined file size or playing time. The number of playlists created is dependent on the number of tracks in the source playlist.
- Creates "super-playlists", each consisting of one or more segments (each segment comprises an iTunes playlist). This feature is especially useful for flash-based MP3 players with expansion cards where the internal memory is a different size than the expansion memory.
- Allows the last generated super-playlist to be randomly padded with tracks from previously generated super-playlists.
- Allows groups of tracks to be kept together in a specified order within the generated playlists. This feature is useful for albums where multiple tracks comprise a single contiguous song and some of the tracks do not stand very well on their own, such as the tracks that comprise each LP side of Pink Floyds Dark Side of the Moon.
- Track groupings can be defined either by creating a specially-named playlist or by defining the "grouping" ID3 tag in each song file.
- The defined track groupings can be individually enabled or disabled for use when generating random playlists with track groupings.
- Allows a group of tracks to either be constrained to a single segment (if its possible for the group to fit completely within one segment) or to span multiple segments within a super-playlist.
- Provides an enhanced shuffle mode where an entire playlist can be shuffled into a single new playlist with the track groupings intact.
- Provides an option to use only the MP3-formatted files in the source playlist -- useful for MP3 CDs and non-iPod MP3 players.
Enhancements:
- Presets can be defined to allow quick selection of often-used settings.