Sites I know threatened by dotMac transition
The following sites are in my OmniWeb Bookmarks.html file that use the homepage.mac.com site.
Comments as I come up with them.
Cocoa Browser, a utility for searching through Apple Cocoa classes.
gnuplot for Macintosh, what it says.
Chas Gunn/Oorange, a visualization framework for Objective-C that I cannot find anywhere. This site just has the manuals.
Electric Sheep, the dynamically generated screen saver, for the Macintosh OS X screen saver panel.
AppKiDo Cocoa browser, like Cocoa Browser above, a utility for searching through Apple Cocoa classes.
Downloads,
bits and bobs, some neat programming things, I think. Includes: Galaxy screensaver and source, Bruteforce Cocoa debugging, Panotools panorama manipulation for Cocoa. Try here.
Wireless Masquerading Firewall under OS X, already discontinued.
everyday software: maquarium, an aquarium tracking program, but also Audion, Bookit, clipEdit. Moving to this place.
ZOË, an e-mail something-or-other, by way of masukomi I think. Now at this place.
How to make openh323 works with Mac OS X!, a client for the H.323 standard for Mac OS X.
DivX Tool Home, what it says.
Wireless Masquerading Firewall under OS X,
Ballmer, Ballmer dances like a monkey!
DivX Tool Home, what it says.
When I Was 12..., a simple introspective narrative on abuse well-told, in Flash.
Wireless Masquerading Firewall under OS X,
shadowIP v1.0 info,
Wireless Masquerading Firewall under OS X,
Net Monitor, a floating palette with network statistics.
Adium, an AIM-type thing.
Prefling, adds a better contextual menu to your Dock System Preferences icon.
FontManager, also from the Prefling people comes this, ....
Gnutella for Macintosh, fairly inactive, but Furi for the Mac.
gnutella on mac, options for Gnutella on the Macintosh.
Gerry's Place, Chaos and Mandelbrot sets.
Peter Ammon's Software, that has Charla (Yahoo! Chat for OS X), JPEGDeux (OS X JPEG viewer with source), Angband for Mac OS X (Moria clone).
QT value pack, by one sad cookie. Quicktime interfaces I think.