Free sea beast software for mac

Check out Sea Beast - a gorgeous set of sea creatures in vibrant colors that can cascade along your desktop!

A three-piece lawn sculpture gave me the idea for this design. Each section of the sea serpent is its own icon. Altogether, the head, hump, and tail look like a creature half submerged in your display!

Sea Beast can be used for network volumes, related folders, or just to swim, hump after hump after hump, across your desktop.

All icons are aquafied and look their best in 128x128 at 32bit mode.

Completly freeware.

Requirements:
MacOS 8.1 or later, CarbonLib.

An addictive arcade-style game in which you move a "target" around the screen, being chased by one or more breakout-style "bouncing balls" that "chase" the target.

The target must avoid being hit by the balls while directing them to hit "stars" placed randomly on the screen.

ERDDAP (the Environmental Research Divisions Data Access Program) aggregates scientific data from diverse local and remote sources and offers a simple, consistent way to download subsets of the data in common file formats and make graphs and maps.
This particular ERDDAP installation has oceanographic data (for example, data from satellites and buoys).
Without ERDDAP, when a person (or a computer program) looks on the Internet for a specific type of scientific data (for example, oceanographic data like satellite sea surface temperature data), there are many problems.

Main features:
- Aggregates data from diverse local and remote sources.
- Offers several ways to search for datasets of interest (see options at right).
- Lets you make requests in a standardized way, regardless of the data sources request protocol.
- Gridded data is available via the DAP hyperslab protocol and WMS.
- Tabular data is available via the DAP constraint protocol.
- ERDDAP also provides Data Access Forms (web pages) which help humans create the DAP requests. OPeNDAPs DAP is the recommended IOOS DMAC data transport mechanism and a NASA EOSDIS standard. (DAP is great!)
- lets you choose the file format for the results (for example, .html table, ESRI .asc, Google Earth .kml, .mat, .nc, .csv, .tsv, .json, .xhtml, .png).
standardizes the dates+times in the results, either as:
- To avoid time zone and daylight savings confusion, time values are always converted to the UTC time zone.
lets you request .png and .pdf image files with graphs and maps of the data, in addition to the raw data. Three special uses of these images are:
- Web page authors can embed a graph with the latest data in a web page using an HTML tag.
- Anyone can use ERDDAPs Slide Sorter to build a personal web page that displays graphs with the latest data (or other images or HTML content), each in its own, draggable slide.
- Anyone can use or make Google Gadgets to display images with the latest data on their iGoogle home page.
- Offers email/URL and RSS subscriptions, so you can be notified whenever a dataset changes.
- Is a web application (for humans with browsers) and a web service (for computer programs). ERDDAP has REST- and ROA-style links to make ERDDAPs services available to computer programs, so that other web applications and web services can be built on top of ERDDAP.

Scuba Divelog is an Appleworks database template to use as a computer backup for your scuba logbook. This is primarily meant for a backup of your physical logbook, and should not be relied on as your only form of a dive-log.
This template will allow the user to input and save data in a database file for each dive they log. A basic understanding of AppleWorks database is needed to use this, as I will not type in this read-me about the basics of the database system.
Main features:
- Depth calculations done for you.
- Nitrox Calculations including PO2, EAD, and MOD all calculated for you.
- Very easy to read and use interface.
Enhancements:
- Increased documentation on how to get rid of the annoying Password each time you load the nitrox or scuba template.
- Better orginization of read-me file.

When I was very young, I got an electronic version of BattleShips (called "Sea Battle") for Christmas one year. I loved it, I could play against the "built-in computer" (a big thing in those days!) in various modes or against a friend. We thought it was fabulous and played it and played it until we damn near broke it. Sadly, it is now broken, probably from having been consigned to the attic for the last 16-or-so years!!
Anyway, Ive wanted to play it again for ages, so I set about writing my own version of it. I know there are others out there, but theyre all either not quite what Im looking for or take too long to set up and get stuck into a game. J-Battle is as simple as it gets: fire it up, select "New Game" and click where you want to shoot at. Its absolutely great if youve got a few minutes to spare or if youre bored at work! ;)
I hope you like playing J-Battle. Ill admit that its not exactly addictive, but it is very good for a quick fix if thats all youre after. If theres anything you particularly like about J-Battle, anything you want to know, have any constructive criticism or ideas for future versions, please let me know. Likewise if you would like the source code or have created an icon you think might be better. Actually, while Im on the subject of the icon, if you own the picture that the current icon came from, then Im sorry but I found the pic via Google image search a number of months ago and cant for the life of me remember where it came from! Let me know and Ill credit you or change it.
If you find yourself playing J-Battle a lot, please consider making a wee donation to help me continue writing programs for Mac OS X. Ive got a few more ideas up my sleve, so itd be a really good incentive. Thanks.
Enhancements:
- Initial release!

QCDesktop 0.5 helps you decorates your desktop by the life of Quartz Compositions which helps you display any kind of animated art; a blue sea, an RSS feed, a clock. QCDesktop lets you set preferences to cover desktop icon or not, use transparency for playback and much more. Iimports Composition settings from the Screen Saver preferences database.

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.4