Free watch tv software for mac

WatchIt is an application that reminds you to watch those TV Shows youalways miss because youre too busy doing some important work on yourcomputer.

It can alert you in several ways, including both written andspoken messages.

Pocket Watch is yet another screen clock.... It started out as an xClock clone and suddenly went horribly awry.
Now you can basically skin the clock with any TIFF, PNG, GIF, or JPEG image you like! Also includes the usual options... transparency, colors, on top, drop shadow... etc.. Enjoy!
This software is donationware... if you want to, please do; if not, no problem - keep using it!
Enhancements:
- Now with no Dock icon!

Facebook Watch displays user data from the social networking site Facebook.com.
The widget allows the user to view:
- Their wall
- Friends recently updated profiles
- Friend, group, and detail requests
- Their inbox
- New Pokes
- the friends that are online
- Notifications
Using an advanced login system, errors are rare and can usually be fixed on the fly - without having to download a new version.

Enhancements
- Added options in the preferences to select what you see on the widget.
- Added options for Online Friends and Notifications - due to a lot of demand for them.
- Quicker load times.

Threadless Watch is a tool that lets you keep an eye on products from http://www.threadless.com by displaying up to date stock information.

Enhancements
- Widget works again (broken due to Threadless site changes)!

Guia TV is a Portuguese TV widget displaying upcoming programming for your selected TV channels. (cable inclusive).
Enhancements:
- Bug fixes
- Manual refresh.

I discovered a brilliant command line program called watch while using my Linux box at work the other day. watch executes a given program periodically, showing output in full screen via ncurses. From the man page:

watch runs command repeatedly, displaying its output (the first screen-full). This allows you to watch the program output change over time.

watch can be extremely handy in viewing changes to commands like ps or ls over time. All in all, a very neat tool. But back home on my PowerBook, I found that watch isnt shipped by default in Mac OS X. A little digging around told me that this program was part of the procps Linux package -- distributed under the GNU General Public License. A little tinkering and tweaking was all it took to get the program running in the Mac OS X shell.

I suspect that others may also want to use this great tool on Mac OS X, and have therefore provided a package.

Its the old Makefile grind, no Package Installer, but the way I see it, if youre the sort of person who finds watch useful, youre bound to know how to compile and install UNIX software. Just download the tgz archive, change to the watch-0.2-macosx directory and type:

make
sudo make install

That should do the trick. If you have any suggestions on improvements, etc, dont hesitate to contact me.

Chicago Crime Watch Widget monitors a given Chicago city block with data from http://www.chicagocrime.org. Events are displayed and linked to the Chicago Crime website where more information and a Google Map may be found.
This widget can monitor any of the city blocks serviced by http://chicagocrime.org - one of the first Google Maps mashups. Due to the infrequent updates to the crime data, this widget caches data for a minimum of six hours, and it checks to see whether it should update automatically, when the Dashboard layer is shown.
The widget also checks network connectivity to prevent hangups.
As a Chicago resident, I find this widget to be pretty useful, and I hope that others will as well. I have a couple of improvements that I would like to make, but in the meantime, enjoy! (And I promise the widget is much better designed than this website!)
Enhancements:
- Cocoa network connectivity checking plugin updated to be a Universal Binary.