Free simplicity software for mac

Digital Simplicity is a simple Yahoo! clock Widget that was created upon request for K! Forum member FenyX.
Some things have changed since then, and Digital Simplicity is now a really cool display Widget that can display anything you can dream up thanks to a new plug-in system.

System requirements:
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Enhancements
- Initial Public Release

Simple Comic 1.7b220 is an advanced program which satisfies you with specialized comic & manga image viewer.

Major Features:

1. Page Layout: Pages laid out as they would be in print
2. Page Ordering: Left to right or right to left
3. Page Scaling: Original size, window and horizontal fit
4. Fullscreen: Maximize viewing area
5. Archive Handling: Seamlessly deals with .cbr, .cbz, .zip, .rar, tar, 7z, lha and others
6. Multiple Sessions: View multiple comics at one time
7. Auto-save: Comics are automatically bookmarked and reopened at launch
8. Page Rotation: Rotate the pages to maximize display area
9. Image Loupe: Zoom in on small details
10. Full Screen Thumbnail View: Quickly find the page you want
11. Simplicity: Does not attempt to be all things to all people
12. Open Source: MIT license, feel free to visit its Github project page.

Frivolty 1.4 lends you the chance of playing a rougelike role playing game in which you will play a single character who has to hack and slash his way through a dungeon, usually guarded by an evil wizard or dragon. In this case it's the evil wizard scenario.

Frivolty is not about originality. It's not about complex gameplay. It's not about stunning graphics (or any graphics for that matter). It's all about simplicity. A retro-rpg, it celebrates times when gameplay was solid, yet very simple. Learning the rules takes a minute. Beating the game takes hardly any longer. It's a simple distraction for a day or two. It doesn't eat up your life.

Frivolty is perfect for those occaisions that you want to play a quick game without being fully absorbed in a complex world.

Requirements:

• System 7 or higher PPC
  

Tired of testing To-Do app after To-Do app, only to find that theyre all more about keeping your tasks organized than actually doing them?
SimpleTask its just a list of things you need to do, and nothing else.
Its just like a piece of paper that wont get lost, ripped, or doodled on. Best of all, its all synced to your iPhone or iPod touch.
That is the purpose of a to-do list after all.

Main features:
- The True Meaning of Simplicity - Other task lists, GTD apps, and to-do lists may be easy to use. Some have fantastic interfaces, others not so much. One thing that other to-do lists dont have is simplicity. SimpleTask for Mac brings both a beautiful interface and an unparalleled ease of use to your Mac.
- All from the Keyboard - Adding a task is as simple as hitting Enter. From there you can type in your information, and hit Enter again to confirm. Youll never have to move your hands from the keyboard, making adding to your to-do list as simple as writing on a piece of paper.
- Way Better than Paper - Sure, were trying to bring the ease of the paper To-Do list to the computer, but that doesnt mean were bringing along all its inconveniences as well. SimpleTask automatically sorts by the date created, but you can drag them into any order you want, to prioritize your way. Tasks can be edited at any time, and if you accidentally delete a task, its a snap to pop it right back on your Pending Task list.
- Get Colorful - With the color tagging built into SimpleTask, the possibilities are many. Use bright pretty colors to call your attention to important tasks, use a color coding system to tell at a glance what type of tasks are on your plate for the day, or just pretty up your computer screen with a rainbow of tasks!

System requirements:
- iPhone or iPod touch and iTunes for syncing features.

Kimai is a useful software that tracks work time, and classifies it. It tracks time and prints out a summary of your activities on demand. Yearly, monthly, daily, by customer, by project, by action ...

The Kimai simplicity is its strength. Due to Kimais web browser based interface it runs cross-platform. Also it runs cross-network. Likewise you can install it as a web service or as a single-user program on your local workstation.

While there are many programs one can use for time and project tracking, they tend to be overkill for my rather simple needs. Kimai came about because I was tired to feed lame boring excel tables ...

Kimai does not have to run to do the recording. Even with a recording running you can quit your Browser. Your time is still recording until you stop it from any web browser that has access to your installment. It is designed to hold lots of users but you can use it for a single user if you need to.

HTMLTemplate is a Python module which enables the user to convert HTML/XHTML templates into simple Python object models that can be manipulated through callback functions in your scripts. Fast, powerful and easy to use.

Some advantages:

Total separation of markup and code
HTML templates can be edited using your favourite HTML editor and previewed in web browsers. Control code can be written and maintained with your favourite Python editor. Special tag attributes indicate which HTML elements should be converted into nodes within the object model. Absolutely no code is kept in the HTML markup, not even presentation logic.

Simple, practical API
HTMLTemplates powerful, highly-refined interface is designed for simplicity and ease of use, yet without compromising power and flexibility. Its API is defined as just four public classes containing less than a dozen properties and methods.

Allows component-based construction
Rendered pages can be constructed from a single large template or composed from several smaller ones. Generated content can be reused whole or in-part.

Doesnt get in your face
Lightweight design, strictly KISS. No boilerplate code required. Strong emphasis on ease of use.

Free
Released under LGPL licence, allowing use in both open and closed-source projects.

I found I really missed the simplicity of just clicking on an icon or button once to check my email as I could in Classic, so I wrote this AppleScript to fill the gap. Put simply, OneClick checks your email for you and reports back to you the results - all with one use of the mouse. If youre on a dial-up connection, OneClick uses your selected settings to connect to the Internet then disconnects when its finished. As well, the Mac OS X Mail client only provides the barest of feedback (a single audio cue). OneClick works with Mail to provide a useful dialogue box for feedback.
OneClick (Dial-up) is smart. If you havent got Mail running, it first loads it. Then if youre not online, it dials and connects, checks for your email, disconnects and finally reports the results (and all with... one click!). If youre already online then it leaves the Internet connected, everything else is the same. OneClick Broadband skips the Internet check as it should always be available.
Main features:
- Can dial & disconnect from Internet.
- Provides dialogue-box feedback.
- Works over dial-up, networks and now shared modem connections.
Enhancements:
- Added option to stay online after checking your email.
- Added custom icon.