Free unwanted kill hannah software for mac

I was inspired to write this program after the Finder on MacOS X died on me a few times too many. The normal way to fix this would be to reboot, but since I know a few UNIX commands I could ssh in, ps and kill the Finder. This would cause the system to start a new instance of the Finder and I could continue my work without having to quit my apps. Now, knowing how usefull kill has been for me, I surmised that other people could find just as many uses for it. If everyone knew how to use UNIX then they could go and kill their own process at will, but UNIX is not accessable to mortals (non-nerds). So I desided to write a GUI wraper for the three commands that I needed to kill apps on another computer.
Main features:
- Comunication secured with ssh.
- "Phone home" on start up to check for a new version. No data is ever uploaded.
- Simple public and private key managment built in.
- Paths to commands can be customized.
- GUI is hackable via Thinlet xml file (look in the jar).

Peter N. Lewis Daemon is a background-only application. As such it does not provide for any direct ways to quit itself. Utilities such as H. Martys ProcessWatcher will allow you to kill any running processes (such as Daemon), but multiple steps are often required.
this is where Daemon Killer comes to the rescue.

Daemon Killer is a handy freeware application which will quit Daemon in one simple step.

To quit out of Daemon, simply double-click on Daemon Killers application icon. Youll then hear the sound of a man being shot, indicating that Daemon has quit.

Whack 'em All 2.0 is a free and simple game reminiscent of old shooting gallery favorites like Duck Hunt. Kill the Road to Perdition gangsters before they kill you!

JunkIt 0.2b is an updated version of this free alternative for the average Mac users who want an easy-to-use method for preventing unwanted emails from piling up in their inbox.

If you have used the Junk mail filter in Mail.app on the mac, you know that even with the best training, you can still be left with hundreds of unwanted emails. What's worse? Spam-filtering programs often make it possible to do so much that the average user becomes overwhelmed with the process of setting up special boolean rules and filters.

Requirements: Only works with Mail.app

iCleanLanguage is a simple application that safely removes unwanted localizations, or language files, from your Macintosh computer. On OSX, these files can take up as much as 4 GB of space and, unless you wish to run your Mac in these languages, they are unnecessary. iCleanLanguage does this by scanning for these files and then selectively removing them. iCleanLanguage is different from similar applications because it allows you to remove files from specific locations or applications, gives a full report at the end of a session, allows you to exclude certain applications and folders, and can be used in "Dry Run" mode. It can also be used as a drop box to clean newly downloaded apps.

Requirements:
MacOS X 10.1 or later.

Qanuk 1 has come as a handy tool which functions as a freezer for your applications. Put PAUSE to some applications then the rest will run more fast. Even to kill applications. Qanuk will be the more brillant in the list of widget, and the more CPU occupies the application will be more great.