Free risk clone software for mac

Winclone 2.2 is designed to helps you make a quick clone of your bootcamp partition, or migrate your bootcamp partition to a different machine. Winclone will create an image of your Windows partition, and allow you to quickly restore it to get you back up and running quickly.

Major Features:

1. Requires Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard)
2. Clone either FAT32 or NTFS partitions
3. Mount images in the Finder
4. Fixes boot issues automatically
5. New preference window to fine tune your cloning
6. Source partition is not changed when cloning (except for removal of pagefile.sys)
7. Clone Windows XP or Windows Vista with ease.
8. Clone to your Bootcamp partition either on a separate drive or on the same that contains your Mac OS X partition.
9. Creates image documents that can be stored on any media and double-clicked to open in WinClone.
10. Verbose logging so you know what is going on
11. Built on the open source ntfstools
12. Fast: Restore a 10 GB image in less than 10 minutes.
13. Create a Bootcamp partition from within Winclone.
14. Do it all from the boot drive: You don't need to boot from a Firewire drive to clone the Windows partition.
15. Clean and uncomplicated interface

Enhancements:

• Fixed issue vista starting up after cloning due to old version of ntfsprogs.
  
• Now requires ntfsprogs 2.0.0 and requires downloading before opening.
  
• Also fixed expand and shrink menu selections.

Clone X 3.3 is considered as a convenient as well as effective tool that is designed to create a copy of your system, to duplicate it on other disks or computers, and to repair and reinstall the system in case of problems (damaged system, errors during installation, etc.)

With Mac OS X, the system is now a very complex construction. It is no longer confined within the OS 9 System folder, but is distributed all around multiple folders, most of them being inaccessible (invisible, protected or permission denied). Moreover, any copy or installation must preserve permissions and ownership of each file.

• Clone your System: Clone'X provide powerfull features to analyze your System (OS X and OS 9), to execute a full copy (a clone) of your System, even if the system was installed and updated many times with the updaters provided by Apple. The clone is saved in an external drive, CD-R as well as a part of your internal disk. The clone is compressed to save disk space, and you can create as many clones as you need.
• Repair your System: Starting from this clone, Clone'X will be able at any time to repair your system if damaged, or if some data was lost, or an installation has corrupted your System. You'll have your System back to its original state. Repair operation is undoable!
• Recreate identical Systems on other disks: With the copy of your original System realized by Clone'X, you can install a similar system on other disks or other computers, preserving your own configuration and settings.

Major Features:

1. Copy entire disk into another disk or a subfolder.
2. Copy with or without the Users documents and settings.
3. Restore an entire disk or specific files.
4. Bootable DVD creation.
5. Minimal System creation.
6. Disk comparison.
7. OS X only.

Simple ZipIt Clone is a free simple ZipIt Clone made in REALbasic v4.5.3, using Thomas Tempelmanns Zip Classes. Supports opening, editing Zip archives, deflate compression, verification, deletion, and get info.

ClonePong is clone of the old Atari game named "Pong". Pong was one of the very first digital games ever created. 2 players hit a ball between them with paddles and try to keep it in play.

If it goes off the screen behind a paddle, the other player recieves a point. When you have a certain amound of points (in ClonePong, 10), you win.

SW: Attack of the Clones Icons contains 5 MacOS X icons featuring different ships that were seen in the Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones movie.

Sporktris is a clone of Tetris-clones. It is meant to be functional, fun, and pretty, with as little annoyance as possible.
Technical details: Sporktris is written in C++, using SDL for graphics and input (for easy portability). It requires SDL, SDL_image and SDL_ttf to build.
Main features:
- Customizable keys
- Nifty level backgrounds, and coloured pieces to go with them
- Highscores
- Cross-platform (works on at least Mac OS X, Windows and Linux)
- Its own key repeat system (allows for holding down two keys at once, among other things)
- Automatically pauses when it isnt in front
- Will not cause a raccoon infestation in your home or work place
- Handy Features list

NSMine is a MineSweeper (tm) clone. It has some great features such as sound support, multiple tile sizes and user defined coloring. It was originally created by Alexander Wilkie and I ported it to Openstep/Mac OS X Server and now OS X.

I have recently updated the menu structure to reflect MacOS X standards and have implemented one button mouse support (use either Control or Option + Mouse Click to simulate the right mouse button).