Free winter software for mac

Winter Holidays Icons is a set of 7 winter holiday icons representing things like snow man, Christmas tree, candy cane and more.

Winter Holidays Icons presents a set of icons that will change your macs graphic appearance

This is the Winter version from the Abstract Screensaver.

A new collection of 50 abstract pictures compiled in a screen Saver.

To install it just copy it into your user/Library/ScreenSavers directory or just double click on the ScreenSaver icon.

Noel is an icon set filled with the winter holiday spirit. Includes a melting snowman -We all need a melting snowman!
All icons are aquafied and look best in 128x128 at 32bit mode.

Completly freeware for personal use.

JJIKANKI is interesting tool because the word JIKANKEI is the Time System in Japanese.
JIKANKEI does not express scientific accurate data. It is just an Art work. Linger in the morning brightness, in the afternoon glow, and enjoy the gradually changing seasons on this globe. The author makes no warranties to your physical and/or mental damages.
JIKANKEI displays angles of the SUN and local times of cities and places on the Earth. Sunrise and sunset data are taken from US Naval Observatory Date Services through Internet.
The latest version shows Sun directions and FUJYO JIHOU (gradually changing time) that is before Westernized Japanese Clock System. FUJYO JIHOU divides daytime to six equal periods which an angular unit to 30 degrees is measured along the celestial equator.
When it is equinox one of periods is almost two hours. However It is changed by seasons, summer time is longer and winter time is shorter. The each divided points were named to the 6 directions of zodiac symbols in day time and the 6 directions of symbols in evening, such as U (rabbit, sunrise: six gongs), TATSU (dragon, about two hours form sunrise: five gongs), MI (snake, about four hours from sunrise: four gongs), and so on.
JIKANKEI also shows one twelfth of daytime and one twelfth of evening time for the understanding of differences between twenty fourth even divided modern clock system.
Enhancements:
- Added: Time signal of SUN Music.
- Fixed: When JIKANKEI was started up, a default place name did not show correctly.

Spin Around is a variation of the classical align three coloured balls. You have a board of 9 rows x 9 columns, filled with random coloured balls. There are 7 different colors in total. Slide any row of the board left or right trying to align them, or if youre stuck, try to rotate it! With this simple but powerful innovation, new gameplay possibilities open up to you! Three different gameplay modes: Time Attack, Top Score and Puzzle!
Main features:
- Online Scoring
- Three different game modes
- Great Graphics
- User Friendly interface.
Version restrictions:
- You can play the demo version for up to 10 times.

Atmosphere is a very useful and nice utility..

You can see the weather: A near real time weather simulation application that provides a fun interface into weather forecasting, day/night cycle, moon phases and seasons.

Weather forecasting: View the weather on the timeline, similar to how time machine works. Simply go forward in time to get the weather forecast for your area, or backwards in time to see how the weather was a month ago.

Day/Night cycle: Watch atmosphere smoothly cycle from beautiful sunsets to starry skies.

Moon phases: Now you can howl at the moon in the comfort of your own den! See exactly what phase the moon is in, or use the timeline to see when the moon will be full, a new moon, and more.

Seasons: As the fall passes into winter, watch Atmosphere build up snow and see rain drops turn into snowflakes.

Talking Moose 2.1 is considered as a useful and innovative system extension for your Mac that brings users much convenience. From time to time, one of two selectable mooses will pop up on your screen and say something, stupid, witty or utterly useless. It will keep you company if you have to spend another night in front of your Mac, and it will annoy you so much that you'll throw it away again after six weeks or so. But it's so sympathetic that you will drag it out every winter because it's just so nerdy.

Requirements:

• Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
• Mac OS X 10.3.9
• Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
• Mac OS X 10.0
• Mac OS X 10.1
• Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
• Mac OS X 10.2
• Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
• Mac OS X 10.3
• Mac OS Classic