Free surfaceinterval 1.0 software for mac

Collect stars by flying your spaceship into them, or by dragging them into your spaceship with your Star Beam. The Star Beam gives you greater accuracy in placing stars where you need them.

Connect 3 stars of the same colour and they will explode, automatically providing valuable fuel for your spaceship. If you run out of fuel, your spaceship will implode and you will lose a life. When a star is nearby, a marker will appear at the edge of the screen showing the colour and direction of the star. Use these for planning star groupings in the quickest possible time.

When stars explode, other stars may drift off into space. Collect them again for bonus points. The more you use your Thrust, the quicker your fuel will disappear! As the game progresses, thrusting uses more and more fuel, so be careful!

Sundial is a Dashboard widget for Mac OS X that allows you to quickly and easily log time entries to your Basecamp Plus or Premium account.
Main features:
- Log time to Basecamp for any of your projects (See release notes for specific requirements)
- Log time for related To-Do items, or as simple time entries
- View an interactive time log for any of your projects
- Work in your native langauge (Version 1.0 includes English and French translations.)
- Use integrated version checking to keep Sundial up-to-date.
Enhancements:
- Initial public release
- Many thanks to Yves Petronin for providing the French localization of Sundial.

DashCounter is a simple widget that counts how many times youve activated the Dashboard environment.
You can set it to continue counting after a restart or you can reset the counter.
Enhancements:
- This is the first release.

iInvade is a dashboard game.

A tribute to www.space-invaders.com

iInvade your dashboard.

The idea of the game is to get four or more bubbles of the same colour to connect in any shape except diagonally.

If you do this, the bubbles burst allowing the remaining bubbles to rise. If these bubbles form a join and burst, you’ll get double points! Use the arrow keys to move and rotate the bubbles, and use spacebar to quickly float the bubbles to the top of the glass.

Evaluate is a Dashboard widget that uses the Javascript eval function to process text entered into an input line. The results are output to a buffer so that you can view/copy results from previous calculations.

Because the widget uses the eval function to process input you can use the widget to evaluate any valid javascript and even store variables.

The Note Frequency calculator Dashboard widget is used to calculate the frequency (in Hertz, or cycles-per-second) of a note based on a note name or a MIDI note number. It can also be used in the reverse capacity to derive a note name and MIDI note number based on the closest note found to a supplied frequency.

This tool is primarily useful in music production - both for studio mixing and recording, as well as in live sound - when it is of particular interest to note the fundamental frequency range of an instrument and/or of the primary notes of a passage played on an instrument.