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Rocket Launcher is a simple application/file launcher that allows you to launch and switch between apps quickly.

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Dock Launcher is an application to manage links to documents, applications or folders and launch (open) them via a Docks menu.
Features:
- Use up to 12 free definible categories to organize the links Store
- for each category
- up to 128 links to documents
- applications, folders, volumes,
- Easy launch applications or open documents and folder
- volumes via a Docks menu
Enhancements:
- New icon, thanks to Steve Caplin
- Mac OS 10.3 compatible.

MLdonkey Launcher is a small AppleScript that once installed allows you to start MLdonkey from ScriptMenu instead of the Terminal.
Advanced options :
- Enable logging : records MLdonkeys activities in the mldlog.log file, located in the same folder as MLdonkey.
- Get external IP address at launchtime : useful if your computer is in a local network, behind a router. The launcher fetches your external IP address (the IP of your router) so that MLdonkey can use it instead of the IP of your computer. NOTE : the launcher only does that when MLdonkey starts.
- Get external IP address automatically : useful if your computer is in a local network, behind a router. The launcher tells MLdonkey to get your IP address from the eDonkey servers you are connected to. If your ISP changes your IP address, MLdonkey detects it and uses the new IP address.
- Daemon mode : MLdonkey is launched in "daemon" mode : it does not quit when you log out and another user logs in. Dont forget to set a password in the interface if you dont want the other users of your Mac to be able to access MLdonkey.
- Open Web interface at launchtime : opens the page http://127.0.0.1:4080 in your favorite browser.
- Open Apple X11 interface at launchtime : starts X11.app (if it is not already open) then opens the X11 GTK interface of MLdonkey.
- Install MLdonkey in X11s Application menu : adds the item "MLdonkey" in the Applications menu of the Apple X11 interface. This allows you to easily open the X11 GTK interface of MLdonkey. If the BSD subsystem of MacOS X is not installed, this option is disabled. If you want to do that manually, use the "Customize..." item of the X11 Applications menu. The command you will have to enter is :
xterm -e "/path/to/mldonkeyfolder/mlgui"
Be sure to replace "/path/to/mldonkeyfolder/" by the path to the folder where MLdonkey is located.
Enhancements:
- Works again with MLdonkey 2.5.4+1 and newer
- MLdonkey 2.5.4+1 is required if you use the option "Get external IP address automatically"
- Please wait for the next stable version before upgrading if you are not already using MLdonkey 2.5.4+1 or newer
- The "quit on launch" error message has been updated.

Launcher - For those things you thought youd never need.
Launcher was made for those times when you need to launch a program that you only need to use about once a month. Lets say for example... Sherlock.
If your Mac HD is overcrowded with files like most of us long-time Mac users it probably takes a while to spotlight the app you want to open, and in some cases it can be a hassle when you get a ton of results.
With Launcher you just type in the name of the app you want (ex. Sherlock) and hit enter, and bam, it is open.
Enhancements:
- Fixed a problem with the updater. This makes the updater point to all the right places on the new site design.

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.3 or later.

KDE Launcher is an AppleScript Studio application that starts a Fink install of KDE with functional settings that actually work for OS X without changing all X11’s configurations so it works poorly for everything else.

KDE Launcher is a software that runs KDE in a separate and distinct instance of X11 allowing the user to run KDE in an optimized environment using its window manager and with its own Dock icon, while simultaneously running other X11 applications in their regular Apple X11 using Apple’s quartz-wm for its Aqua look and feel and better speed.

KDE Launcher is not KDE or X11. It is only a configuration and startup utility for them so in order to run it needs to have those already installed. I use Apple’s X11 and Fink so that is what I created this to work with.