Free used macs software for mac

Now that youve spent entirely too much money on your fancy sudden motion sensor equipped Mac laptop, I predict youll soon be swinging it around like a loon.

MacSaber uses your Macs sudden motion sensor to detect movements, fast and slow. As you move your laptop, MacSaber plays varying levels of Light Saber sound effects, from a waving sound to exciting saber crashes.

MacSaber includes support for backlit keyboards. Various amounts of force create brighter flashes of the backlight.

iSteg is an encryption program that allows you to hide a file inside a jpeg image. This encryption technology is called steganography. iSteg is a frontend for the opensource tool outguess 2.0.

iSteg can be used to both encode and decode a hidden file. iSteg is a Universal binary application, so it can be used natively on both PowerPC and Intel based Macs.

DBEdit is a tool for database exploration and editing based on information in EOModel files. Fetches can be done for all or qualified rows for a particular entity, and the results can be sorted, printed, exported to file, edited, and saved back to the database. Rows can be deleted or added, and relationships can be followed to display the related rows. A raw SQL window is provided to execute arbitrary SQL statements (and see the results if any).
Enhancements:
- Built as universal binary for use on Intel Macs.
- When using DBEditGroup files, modified connection dictionaries are saved.
- JVM version specified as "1.3+", so it should use 1.4.2 if present. Previously DBEdit would always use 1.3.1 if available, preventing some newer JDBC drivers from working.
- Worked around problems with Boolean attributes (Number attributes with a valueType of "c") and the Java Bridge on MacOS X 10.4 which previously prevented DBEdit from working. Reported by Brian Arthur.
- Fixed long-standing validation bugs when using JDBC models that sometimes caused problems when saving to the database.
- Fixed bug with prototypes and CLOB/BLOB attributes that could prevent fetching. Reported by Brian Arthur.

PBlend (from Rob Platt) is a program that will launch multiple copies of Enblend to blend your panorama in sections. Since Enblend 1.2 is not multi-processor aware, using PBlend effectively uses both of your processors if you have a dual processor Macintosh.

PBlend is useful only on dual processor Macs and for Enblend 2.x.
Enblend 1.3 is already multi-processor optimized.

MacXPop 1.0 is released to enable you to simulate the "WinPopup" application that Windows uses to display "net send" messages from Windows or Macs.

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.2.x & 10.3.x