Apple Remote Desktop 1.2; Poster 1.5.1; iBlog 1.2.5; killdock 1.0.0; ASM 2.1b2; more
Apple Remote Desktop 1.2; Poster 1.5.1; iBlog 1.2.5; killdock 1.0.0; ASM 2.1b2; more
Apple Remote Desktop 1.2 is remote software installation to addl new software to groups of Macs simultaneously over a network Remote Network Startup Disk to set any number of Mac OS X clients to start up from specified NetBoot or Network Install disk images on a remote server.
Poster 1.5.1 is a utility to compose posts for online forums. The new release fixes a bug where a save warning would fail to appear when closing a document with saved changes.
iBlog 1.2.5 is a desktop weblogging app with iLife integration. Publish is now in a separate thread. You can do other tasks while iBlog is publishing your blogs.
killdock 1.0.0 can enable and disable the Dock. The new release has a graphical Interface and shorter wait times.
ASM 2.1b2 is the reincarnation of the application switcher menu. It's highly customizable and offers some nice extra features, such as "Classic Window Mode" (orders all windows of an application to front when it becomes active) or "Single Application Mode" (automatically hides applications other than the front-most one).
TopShelf 1.0. Taking a cue from NeXT, this app seeks to provide a similar feature to the NeXT Shelf, allowing two stage copy and move convenience.
DSPasswd 1.1 is a directory service password tool. In the new release the user can change their password.
IPNetSentryX 1.0b5 is a firewall that watches for suspicious behavior. The new release fixes possible kernel panics.
KisMAC 0.04b is a wireless sniffer. The new version has minor bug fixes and feature enhancements.
PDF Browser Plugin 1.1.1 displays PDF documents in web browsers.
The Fontz X 3.5.3 is a font organizer and browser. The new release can get an unknown font name.
Mail.app Conduit 0.4.6 is a Palm conduit for Mail.app. The new release has a bug fix. The bug which a HotSync manager crashes.
Wallet 1.0.1 is a secure password and contact storage app. The latest release fixes a security holeResources