Free use installer software for mac

MOSS Installer is an AppleScript that enables you to install Startup Screens (MOSS resources) like those available from ResExcellence. It automatically saves your original startup screen resources so that you can restore them whenever you want.

Also included are scripts that let you convert PICT files into resources and view MOSS resources at full size before you install them.

Des Installer is a simple tool that reads the receipts generated when you install a .pkg file with Apples Installer. Every file installed by this package is removed, even if it has been modified, and archived if you ask the DesInstaller to.
If you decide to use a reinstaller, you will get a tar archive, for portability, and a shell script with a "command" extension, to be double clickable. Please be aware that even if the reinstalller does not actually care about its position when invoked, the two parts (the tar archive and the term shell script) are both needed in the same folder.
Enhancements:
- various bug fixes
- implemented a few user features.

Build Installer 1.1.0 is considered as a flexible and effective tool, designed to allow you to build the software & libraries to be installed directly from the source. This is very useful for scientific & engineering libraries, where efficiency and performance are paramount - pre-built binaries just can't cater for every model and configuration.

Please note that this is not a program like Fink that lets you install various programs out of the box. It is a developer tool - an installer template, if you like - for people to use.

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.2 or higher (10.3 untested)

i-Installer is a network-aware installer application for Mac OS X 10.2 or higher.

i-Installer is a tool that installs i-Packages which are directories with a name ending on .ii2 and which contain a set of files. An in-depth introduction (in fact: the i-Installer Help Book) can be found here.

i-Installer is a generic software install and configuration application. It can install socalled i-Packages, which are wrappers (directories containing files) with names ending on .ii2 and which will look like files in most applications (like the Finder).

i-Packages can be updated and downloaded from remote locations. Most of this will happen automcatically.

i-Packages may have the following functionality:
• Installation (and subsequent Configuration)
• (re-)Configuration
• Uninstallation (removal)

i-Packages may be interactive in a limited way. i-installer provides the package with access to several predefined sheets that can be displayed on the package window.

That way, especially configuration can involve the user. (In other words: install TeX and select formats, languages in a GUI, install ghostscript and be offered a choice to add TeXs type1 fonts to an installed ghostscript).

i-Packages exist just like other wrappers: on your hard disk. You can create packages from remote URL locations by entering an URL (like http://www.ntg.nl/macosx-tex/i-packages/texmf.ii2 in a panel.

Panther introduced built-in Fax receiving, but has no mechanism for alerting the user that a Fax has arrived. Until they make one, heres an easy way of doing this by installing a folder action script.

Fax Alert Installer is a simple folder action script that alerts you when a Fax arrives in your configured Fax folder.

Unless you choose not to, after 60 seconds the new Fax is opened in Preview.

iPodLinux Installer is a useful application that will install iPodLinux on a iPod.

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.4 or later.