Free worksource washington software for mac

View Washington State Ferry Cams, links to schedules also.
Choose from 16 different ferry cams, montior traffic before heading out or just enjoy watching the different ferries load.
Select to view one cam at a time or cycle through all at time intervals from 5 seconds to 30 minutes. Also, direct selector for ferry schedules and fares.

Enhancements:

• Updated cams, new cam sections added: Mountians and Lakes and Gorge cams. This is the most complete set of Washington state scenic webcams, all in one widget.
• Added travel booking to areas where webcams are found.

Requirements:

• Mac OS X 10.4 or later.

Firewall Switch widget displays the current status of your firewall.
Simply click the icon to switch your firewall on or off. On the back you can select an application to open automatically after you turn the firewall on. You can also press the O key on your keyboard to open the selected app immediately without switching the firewall status. Hold down O and click if Firewall Switch is not the active widget. Credit goes to Felix for the idea.
Enhancements:
- Added support for multiple languages
- Added Japanese localization courtesy of Yuzuru Shiraiwa (a.k.a E-WA).

Random DC Restaurant widget randomly selects a Washington, DC restaurant from the Restaurants database each time you bring up the widget.

You can also click the red button to get another restaurant.

Clicking on the eyeball will show you the web page at TourOfDC.

RSS-Planet is a newsmapper, i.e. a custom marker file generator for xplanet and OSXplanet which uses RSS feeds from news websites to plot the current headlines on a world map.
By default, BBC News, Yahoo! News, CNN.com and the Washington Post are supported, but other feeds that point to articles with place names might work as well.
Note: The Python Imaging Library needs to be installed for favicon display to work. Circles are used by default if PIL is not found. To use the GUI, wxPython must be installed.
RSS-Planet implementation by Martin C. Doege after an idea by Nathan Eckenrode. Various tips/hints are available at the developers website.
Enhancements:
- RSS-Planet can now alternatively output HTML with popup captions.
- If the command line option --web is used, a page called rssplanet.html is generated in the web_path directory.
- Rendering of the background image no longer requires xplanet or OSXplanet in this mode, only the day and night images specified in renderplanet.py.
- Normally, these will be earth.jpg and night.jpg, which are available from from the xplanet/OSxplanet distribtution.

RC Default App is a preference pane that allows a user to set the default application used for various URL schemes, file extensions, file types, and MIME types.
MacOS X uses the extension and file type settings to choose the application when opening a file in Finder, while Safari and other applications use the URL and MIME type settings at other times for content not related to a file (such as an unknown URL protocol, or a media stream).
RCDefaultApp also allows entries to be disabled, such as URL schemes that have security issues
Enhancements:
- Added Dutch localization. (contributed by Simon G Maasdam)
- Updated Japanese localization. (contributed by E-WA)
- Updated French README. (contributed by Claude Le Mestric)
- Sort application names in the popup menu.