Free stat software for mac

xstat is a program to view various stats on a file/folder. It is modeled after the stat program, but has a few different options.

To install, either use sudo ./installer from this directory, or copy the xstat program file to where you wish, and the man page if you wish to install that, as well.

You can customize the install path with the installer by giving it the path you wish to install as an argument. E.g. sudo ./installer /usr will install it to /usr rather than to /usr/local (the default).

DnD Stats 1.0.1 appears as a proper program that keeps track of how well you roll on a d20. Using a file containing the rolls, it tells you how many of each number you roll, mean, mode, total number of rolls, and a few other things. A Niche Program for a Niche Game.

Requirements: Mac OS X

StatsServ is an useful application that emulates an ever smaller IRC-server (in regard to the commands it handles) and transfers statistics from IRC into a database. You can use the data then for example on a website where you want to display the latest statistics.

Statistics consist of the uptime of each server in the network, a list of channels including their topic (except of secret (+s) and private (+p) Channels) and the number of users in the network. You can normally get these statistics via /stats u, /list and /lusers (if /stats u is supported on the network and enabled for normal users).

This widget displays the name of your current location (as set in the Network Preferences), your LAN- and your WAN-IP.
Simply click on the desired info to copy it to your clipboard.

Main features:
- Display the current location.
- Display your internal IP, along with an icon of the interface (Ethernet in the example screenshot).
- Display your "real" internet IP.
- Shows your IPv6, prefixlength, netmask and broadcast via a click.
- Click on any desired info to copy it to your clipboard.
- Automatically updates the Info, based on your preferences, manual refresh possible.
- Switching between remaining time and the date of the last refresh is done by clicking the text itself. You can switch to the expanded info (IPv6, prefixlength, netmask and broadcast) by clicking on "LAN" (or "IP" if only one IP is shown); it will return to the standard IPv4 after 10 seconds or after you click anywhere on the expanded info.

Enhancements
- Now uses www.whatismyip.com to check the WAN IP.
- Pinging finally works also under Leopard.

The StatCounter widget allows you to view your StatCounter.com stats in a nice Dashboard interface. Unique hits, total hits, first time hits and returning hits are all shown. Please note you must have public stats enabled for this widget to work.
Enhancements:
- support for graphs of the different types of visitors,
- now auto adjusts itself for your timezone so you dont see Tuesday when its Monday.

SysStat Widget 2 is a very serviceable tool which allows you to view memory usage, CPU usage, network stats, uptimes, load averages and the top 3 process s from one simple widget.

Authors Brad Gale and Jonathon Zdziarski. Graphics by Marc Edwards. This version adds CPU graph, Virtual Memory Stats, the ability to hide widgets from process list, fixes a bug with Hard Drive Stats, fixes a bug with widget reporting in process list. Full names for widgets are now shown instead of DashboardClient and a changed External IP source to improve loading times.

StepStats is a smart but simple utility that helps you keep track of your sport successes. It is perfectly suitable for all sports, where you want to create stats on distance, time or speed.
Main features:
- simple, understandable interface
- keeps track of date, distance, steps and time
- gives you stats with overall values and a nice graph with your speed
- automatic backup of your data once a week to prevent data loss or corruption
- available for MacOS X, Windows and Linux
- and best of all - It is Freeware