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VirtualBox Redefor Europa New version of Icecast streaming server Speccy: Portable Sinclair ZX Spectrum Emulator by Marat Fayzullin News | Manual | Downloads | Screenshots News The Latest Version of Speccy is 2.2 This Speccy version, released on December 25 2013, adds 64-color ULA+ emulation, and custom color palettes. Each palette file should contain 16 #RRGGBB color definitions, one per line. As of January 30 2008, Speccy is available for Unix and Linux operating systems, in binary form. For a complete list of fixes, changes, and additions, check the documentation. What is Speccy? At the moment, Speccy supports all types of ZX Spectrum joysticks and the Kempston mouse. Speccy will load files in .Z80, .SNA, .TAP, .TZX, .FDI, .TRD, and .SCL formats. Speccy has an interesting feature of automatically converting ZX beeper sounds into MIDI score and storing the soundtrack to a log for later playback. Downloads Screenshots Built-in Configuration Menu Built-in Debugger Exolon (ZX Spectrum 48k) CP/M-80 (ZX Spectrum +3) Nipper 2 (ZX Spectrum 48k) Real Commander (TR-DOS) Dizzy 3 (ZX Spectrum 128k) Fire & Ice (TR-DOS)

glview - OpenGL Extensions Viewer Welcome to OpenGL Extensions Viewer A reliable software which displays useful information about the current OpenGL 3D accelerator. OpenGL Extensions Viewer is available for Windows 32bit and 64bit and MacOS X, iOS, and Android. This program displays the vendor name, the version implemented, the renderer name and the extensions of the current OpenGL 3D accelerator. OpenGL Extensions Viewer 4.0 available for OSX, Snow Leopard and superior. Available for OpenGL ES for Android (Android 2.2 or superior) Available for OpenGL ES for iPhone and iPad. And always available for Windows XP or superior for OpenGL 1.1 to 4.3 Choose one of the topics for more information : OpenGL extensions Rendering tests Report Database Cross platformLinks and press reviews

Hallon VNC Macintosh [NOTE: Below is the original text as written for using VNC with Tiger (Mac OS X 10.4). But, if you are using Leopard or Snow Leopard, there is a much simpler way. I've written a post called How to Connect With Screen Sharing.] VNC support is built right into Tiger. However the functionality is a bit hidden. If you want to do it on panther it is not built in. 1. 2 Choose Sharing 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Host is the IP address of the mac you wish to control. Display Port is set to 5900 by default. Hit connect! You can see a Video Tutorial For VNC. Open Source Mac - Free, Open-Source software for OS X

Macword software choice awards Every year brings a parade of products into the Macworld offices—hardware and software, flagship products and obscure gems, programs produced by giant companies and software coded by one person working out of an apartment. And there are usually one or two surprises from Apple as well. It’s quite an impressive array of products—but a few in particular always stand out from the crowd. It’s these products that meet our high standards for quality, innovation, or value—and in some cases, all three. Some familiar faces make up our 23rd annual collection of Eddy winners, which recognize our favorite products to hit the market between November 1, 2006, and November 1, 2007.

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