Free romulan hunt command line 1.5 software for mac

The command line only version of Romulan Hunt. Playable in Terminal (or X11). An example of a Foundation Tool in Xcode.
The package contains the executable (PPC only), source code, and man page.
System requirements:
- Terminal or X11.

Enhancements
- Added -v flag. Romhunt now reports version information if you use this flag.
- Re-compiled as Universal binary. Should run on Intel Macs.
- Revised unix man page for -v flag.

Fortune command line 0.1 comes as a version of the Berkeley fortune command, which has no GUI and is run from a terminal session. Some initial fortune files have been included. strfile has been included to allow addition fortune files to be added.

Requirements:

• Mac OS X
  

fscript Command-line Tool has a command-line interface to the F-Script interpreter, including useful enhancements for Perl/Python - like processing of strings and files.

fscript is a program that allows F-Script scripts to be run from the command line. It also provides some useful classes and methods that make the language more appropriate for general scripting tasks, such as line-oriented input/output, regular expressions, and a library importing system.

In this documentation, fscript is used to refer exclusively to the command-line program, while "F-Script Interpreter" refers to the internal FSInterpreter object that actually does the real work of running the script.

This program is in the early alpha stage of development and only at version 0.0.0.0.1 BUT WE HAVE GREAT HOPES FOR THIS PROGRAM WE REALLY LIKE THIS PROGRAM.
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Are you tired of grappling with the unforgivable Terminal? Dont you too long for the good old beige box days when there was only one program and only one folder (that never moved) to put it in and you put it in there with a POINTING DEVICE? Admit it: youre intimidated by the COMMAND LINE, arent you? This meticulously crafted lean and mean native AppleScript software program takes the FRIGHT out of having to use the Terminal and its SCARY COMMAND LINE! For those of you who eschew the keyboard and learning to spell and have the sophistication to PREFER the classic point and click interface - YOUR SHIP HAS JUST COME IN! LEAP! The download is 113322 bytes (about 50 KB).

FS2_Open Launcher is a tool that will allow users to abandon the old way of changing the FS2_Open application command line manually by editing the command line file with the text editor. Instead, it will offer them a GUI with all the currently available options for the current version of FS2_Open.
The latest versions of FS2_Open Launcher for OS X feature dynamic menus. That means that they somehow communicate with the FS2_Open application, and obtain a list of all the available command line commands for the application.
That way, the menus of the Launcher will automatically change to reflect the changes made in the latest versions of FS2_Open. However, for that to happen, the application MUST know the exact location of the FS2_Open executable.
You (the user) will be asked to locate the FS2_Open application the first time you open the laucher. If you give the wrong location, dont worry, you can change that later. If you give the wrong location, the menus will be screwed up.
That is normal.
Note : Leave any field whose command you dont want to use blank.
Main features:
- The application will store its preferences into the users library. The preferences file is named "com.soulstorm.fs2_open cmdline 2.plist" and resides into the Preferences folder inside the current users Library.
- The application will need to know the location of the FS2_Open executable. The first time it opens, it will prompt you to select your FS2_Open command line application
- The application will dynamically load the command line arguments using the FS2_Open application you have selected
- If you change the path of the application afterwards, it will NOT be necessary to restart the application in order for the menus to be correctly displayed.
- The Launch FS2_Open button will launch FS2_Open with the current command line arguments. The application to be launched will be the one you have specified in the text field, so be sure to provide a valid path for the application.
- If at any point you wish to reset the applications preferences, delete the file named "com.soulstorm.FS2_open cmdline 2.plist" inside your Preferences directory inside the current users Library.
Enhancements:
- Fixed the custom command line drawer. Hit command-T to use it.
- Fixed minor bugs
- Code improvements
- The loading from custom flag files now really works
- Reloading of all data function also works properly now
- Avoided some problems that would occur if FS2_Open was installed in HD, but the current user wouldnt be an administrator.
- Avoided some problems with the flag file appeared in places other than the home folder.

Erica Utilities is a package of free apps and a collection of handy command-line utilities for iPod touch/ iPhone geeks.
Here are some of the utilities available in the "Erica Utilities" pack:
abquery.Search your address book by name. Enter a search phrase that abquery matches to the address book name fields.
appLoad. Force Springboard to acknowledge new applications in the standard locations (/Applications and /var/mobile/Applications).
appSearch. Search the App Store from the command line. Enter a simple query phrase
badge. Badge application icons on Springboard with names, numbers, whatever.
deviceInfo. Query your iPod or iPhone for device attributes including platform name, processor, etc.
findme. Return your current locations latitude and longitude. New version returns XML.
ip-print. Show the current IP address used by your iPhone.
itmsSearch. Launch an iTunes store search from the command line
launch. Run an application from the command line as if it had been launched in Springboard. You must submit the application id, e.g. launch com.apple.Calculator
notificationWatcher. Listen for standard and/or Core Telephony notifications. Notification watcher eavesdrops on these system-wide notifications, which are sent using the BSD notification system (aka "Darwin Notification Center").
openURL. Launch a URL from the command line, e.g. openURL http://ericasadun.com or openURL tel://5055551212.
play. Play an audio file. Takes one argument, the name of the file
plutil. Property-list utility based on Apples and expanded with extra functionality. Run without arguments for a usage maessage.
recAudio. Record audio from the onboard microphone.
restart. A non-locking 2.0 safe version of restarting Springboard.
sb. A springboard-specific utility that allows you to set, reset and query your springboard prefs. Run without arguments for usage message.
sbar. Test status bar icons. Usage message gives info on how to use this utility.
tweet. Send an update to twitter. Takes 3 arguments: username, password, and the tweet itself. Use quotes if necessary on the tweet, to keep it as one argument.
urlclip. Create a webclip (either normal or tel://) on springboard from the command-line

System requirements:
- iPhone or iPod Touch

PackageMaker 1.0b4 is a utility for preventing you from the command line and saving the parameters in a settings document. It can build and organize multi-package files (.mpkg), will look for common problems (such as file ownership and setuid), and can compress the result with gnutar.