New System Utilities for Mac

ES Console Process Engine is a pure Java component that allows controlled execution of a console process (non GUI program). By precisely automating the control of legacy (or new for that matter) console applications, user intervention is no longer...

Do Something When is a system preference pane that allows the user to watch for drives mounting and un-mounting, allowing you to launch or quit applications, when these events happen. You can launch iTunes when your music hard drive gets mounted, you can...

What is new in this release:Resolves an issue that prevented the system from sleeping when some cards are inserted in the ExpressCard/34 slot.Requirements:MacBook Pro Mac OS X...

Supervise the temperature of your Intel Macintosh with CoreDuoTemp. CoreDuoTemp uses SpeedIt, a framework by Increw Team.What is new in this release:CoreDuoTemp become a menubar application.Requirements:Any supported computer, including: iMac 2006MacMini...

Printer Setup Repair is designed to rectify situations where the Printer Setup Utility will not open, printers cannot be added, CUPS fails to operate, and numerous other errors. Although Printer Setup Repair cannot fix every printing problem, it is...

Guest PC is another computer inside your Mac. That computer is an emulated x86 PC. It is virtual, it has no separate monitor, mouse, keyboard or hard drive. It is just a Mac OS X program that allows you to install the Microsoft Windows operating system on...

SnoozeRun is a simple program to run applescripts automatically when a Mac sleeps or wakes up. Why applescripts? Because applescripts can run programs, mess with GUI elements, and also do shell operations.What is new in this release: New: easy script...

LCDtest is a utility that simply helps you test your LCD screen for bad or stuck pixels. LCDs are very common with flat panel displays and powerbooks and unfortunately they are not flawless. Each pixel in the LCD is made up of 3 transitors for Red, Green,...

DockFun is a tool to run an infinite number of OS X's Dock configuration. For example you'll be able to set up a Dock for Internet applications and a Dock for graphic purpose which you'll turn on, easily, with just one click. It also allows you to edit...

LoginManager allows you to set a login time limit, or time ranges per day and user. A user will automatically be logged out if the time limit is reached. This is ideal for parental control or other shared computers.Requirements:Mac OS X 10.2 or higher...