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Virtual Remote is an native Cocoa Mac OS X application that allows Mac users to control the Topfield from their computer. To do this, the VirtualRemote TAP must also be run on the Topfield.
Main features:
- Control the Topfield from your computer
- See whats onscreen using the screenshot functionality.
Enhancements:
- Applescript.

VirtualScreens is a small app that resides in the System Status Bar (the rightmost part of the menu bar) of Mac OS X (Jaguar and Panther). It enables unilimited "virtual screens". A virtual screen is simply a user-defined set of active (visible) applications.

When the user changes the virtual screen, the applications that were visible are hidden, and the hidden applications that belong to the new virtual screen are shown. In this way, you can reduce the cluttering on your screen and organize the running applications in the way thats most convenient to you.

Celebrate with Fireworks!
All year long, any holiday or occasion, Virtual FireworX brings a festive mood to your Mac! These pyro-tastic delights burn cool, so they wont burn you, or your screen!
What are Virtual FireworX?
Virtual FireworX are realtime 3D particle animations of fireworks simulations. Thanks to new technology available to MacOS X 10.4, a.k.a., "Tiger", Virtual FireworX performs better than its predecessor, Digital FireworX. Because the fireworks render in realtime, they truly vary from each viewing, randomly igniting in new locations in 3D space!
Main features:
- Realistic 3D particle animations, including smoke!
- Realtime rendering, for a constantly changing experience!
- Up to 20 different built-in fireworks effects!
- Aerial, and ground based pieces!
- Amazing fireworks sound effects, in stereo!
- Realtime preview in options panel! See how your settings will look!
- Load in your own background image!
- Choose your own background color!
- View streaming trails for even more realism!
- Choose to view clouds moving in the background!
Enhancements:
- Fixed Preview bug.
- Recompiled in Xcode 2.4 for enhanced performance with 64 bit Macs.

Virtual PC for Mac lets you run Microsoft Windows applications, access Windows networks, use Windows-only Internet applications, and share files with Windows-based colleagues.

Virtual PC for Mac employs standard Mac controls and commands. It gives you the flexibility to work across platforms side by side without changing your Mac OS, software or files.

Say goodbye to compatibility issues. Virtual PC for Mac lets you have the best of both worlds.

Virtual AGC project is a simulation of the Apollo Guidance Computer (AGC) used in the Apollo Command Modules and Lunar Modules in 1968-1972, as well as the Abort Guidance System (AGS) used in the LM.
The project includes an emulated CPU, an emulated display/keyboard (DSKY), the AGCs original executable binaries and machine-readable assembly-language source code (Luminary and Colossus), AGC source code for a CPU validation suite, an AGC assembler, scanned Apollo documentation, and other elements.
The emulated CPU has been designed to be modular and portable, to facilitate incorporation into spacecraft simulations such as lunar-lander simulations.
Enhancements:
- The Apollo 15-17 CM AGC executable ("Colossus 3" a.k.a. "Artemis 072") is available for use in the simulator.
- (Colossus 3 source code is not yet available.) Scans of the Colossus 3 GSOP document are mostly available.
- CM downlink lists are implemented.
- yaAGC/yaAGS debugging is now symbolic, and yaAGC has other new debugging features.
- Building with Cygwin is possible.
- Many updates have been made to LM_Simulator (the IMU simulation).
- There are bugfixes to yaAGCs CPU simulation.
- The mysterious EDRUPT instruction is handled properly.
- Accelerator keys have been added to yaDSKY.

Virtual Desktop is the answer to a growing problem among users of modern Macintosh computers, who have plenty of RAM to run programs in, but dont have the "screen real estate" to handle large numbers of windows productively.

This problem is especially acute for people using PowerBook computers, because of their small screen size.

Virtual Desktop, the premier virtual desktop manager for the Macintosh, is an adaptation of the kind of virtual window manager found on many XWindow System workstations.

Having allocated some memory for off-screen buffers, they let the users screen view move between several "rooms" where various programs can put their windows. Usually, these rooms are non-overlapping and arranged in a rigid grid pattern. A small-scale window shows the user where all the windows are, in a stylized form.