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Fix for arbitrary alter of keyboard layout. Does your Mac arbitrarily alter the keyboard layout at startup so that it is different from the one you set in preferences? This is still an unresolved problem of OS X (since 10.0); it generally happens when one of your "Startup Items" does not support your language and so it forces the system to set the keyboard layout it prefers (but you may not). Sometimes you can solve the problem changing the launch order of your startup items, sometimes changing some of the software parameters (digging in the app package), sometimes you can't solve it at all. Moreover this problem often does not happen on every startup, but randomly. SetKbd is the solution. Add it as the last item of the Startup Items list, set its preferences and you're done: no more troubleshooting, digging, and reordering. The keyboard layout will be the one YOU set.

User interface for Fink. FinkCommander is a GUI for the Fink software packaging system for Mac OS X. It provides an intuitive front-end to the Fink command-sequence tools for downloading and installing Unix software.

Enable/disable software services. The Service Manager allows you to to enable and disable applications' services. It also allows you to alter key commands and menu item organization.

Core kernel for Mac OS X is open source. Darwin is the core of Mac OS X. The Darwin kernel is on the basis of FreeBSD and Mach 3.0 technologies and provides protected memory and pre-emptive multitasking. Darwin runs on PowerPC-based Macintosh computers and a version is also available for x86-compatible computers. Darwin should not be installed onto a Mac OS X partition. It is a goal for a future release of Darwin to be effortlessly interchanged into a Mac OS X system.

Plays sound when user logs in or out (ssh, ftp, system). miNet will play a sound when a user logs in or out (ssh, telnet, remote, ftp, system). It is a menu item so it won't bother you with open windows. On one click it will show you IP, login time and many more.

Displays local partition info. DiScoop provides info on all partitions on all mounted local disks on your Mac, comprising format, protocol, size, status, location, and SMART info, among other things.

Overclock your iBook via software patch. iCook is a small OS X kernel extension that allows easy overclocking of the IBM 750FX processor found in some Apple iBooks. It should be compatible with all iBooks that have more than 16 megabytes of video RAM, but not the new iBook G4s. At this time iCook requires OS X 10.3 or higher, however this will alter in a future version. I first read about this feature of the 750FX. Since then Apple has made it more difficult to alter the iBook's speed. It seems that current versions of OS X continually monitor the CPU speed and set it back to normal if it is changed. iCook gets around this by patching the kernel picture in memory to disable its ability to set the CPU speed. It then sets up a sysctl called hw.cpuspeed that allows the CPU speed to be set and monitored by the user. iCook makes no permanent changes and everything goes back to normal after a reboot. I am able to run my 700 MHz iBook at speeds from 300-800 MHz, although 800 MHz is not entirely stable. CPU performance scales nicely along this range as can be seen in this graph of results from Apple's Skidmarks GT benchmark. iCook allows speed settings from 300-1200 MHz in 50 MHz increments and comes with the full GPL'd source code.

GUI for displaying different log formats. LogMaster allows you to to see log files in a graphical format, such as system logs, CUPS logs, Apache logs, SAMBA logs, and CrashReporter logs.

Cocoa clipboard enhancer. shadowClipboard is a clipboard enhancer that remembers a user definable number of items copied to the clipboard. the new release features automatic hiding when in background, window resizability, window alpha settings, an aqua-look option, a launch on login option, pasteboard type filtering restrictions, cliboard storage slots for saving certain clipboards, user definable number of clipboard contents to remember and an advanced interface alongside the already known easy interface.

Apple implementation of X Windows. X11 for Mac OS X offers a complete X Window System implementation for running X11-based applications on Mac OS X. On the basis of the de facto-standard for X11, the open source XFree86 project, X11 for Mac OS X is compatible, quick and entirely integrated with Mac OS X. It comes with the full X11R6.6 technology comprising a window server, libraries and basic utilities such as xterm. If you installed X11 from the Apple "Panther" installer CDs, you do not need to download and install this software.

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