Application Enhancer is a haxie that will enhance how your applications work by loading modules in them.

AquaFix will help you restoring the orginal Aqua interface for OS X without a previous backupare Especially useful if you have installed a theme that lead to some trouble..

ASM 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).

CandyBar is a new OS X application brought to you by Panic, the talented creators of Audion, and The Iconfactory, the web's best source for cool, free icons. Anyone who loves icons or customizing their Macs will love CandyBar.

Cee Pee You is a simple free menu extra to show CPU load in your menubar and, optionally, on PowerMate. Usuage is shown as a percent in the menubar. Nice, Simple and Clean! Another winner from Unsanity!

Classic? provides a simple visual way to know when and if Classic is running. Stop wasting system resources having classic running in the background when you really don't need it. This handy little utility also provides a fast convenient way to Startup, ShutDown and Restart Classic right from the Dock.

Classic Menu by Gideon Greenspan at Sig Software now brings the entire Mac OS menubar back to Mac OS X. It provides both an Apple menu on the left of the menu bar and a Process menu on the right. These menus are available within all programs while the Classic Menu application is running. Apple menu also contains icons and multiple dynamic sub-menus to show folder contents up to 5 levels deep.

ClearDock removes the semi-transparent white background from the Dock under Mac OS X 10.2 and higher so the Dock icons are "floating" on top of your desktop picture. Additionally, it can change the colors of application triangles and of the Dock background to completely customize your desktop!

ClipEdit is the premiere text and picture clipping editor for the Mac OS. ClipEdit 2.5 adds Mac OS X support, windows menu, recent items menu, WYSIWYG font menu, enhanced contextual menus, customizable font size, and a spiffy Mac OS X interface. ClipEdit is distributed as shareware for $5 (US).

Default Folder X is a completely rewritten version of our classic Default Folder utility for Mac OS X! It overcomes a number of shortcomings in the Open and Save dialogs of Mac OS X-native Carbon applications and adds the quick access to favorite, recent, and Finder folders that so many Mac OS users have come to rely on. Download a copy and try it for yourself!

DragThing by James Thomson is a launcher program and so much more. It features a process dock to track your open applications, fully customizable colors to suit just about everyone and a plethora of dock styles. Additional features beside the basic launching abilities is the assignment of keyboard shortcuts. It is well worth a look. For more customising please check out the edit on the left!

Drop Drawers is now available as a native Carbon application for running on Mac OS X. We plan to keep Mac OS and Mac OS X versions of Drop Drawers in sync for a long time to come.

Dock Detox is a haxie that will remove application icon bouncing in the Dock in MacOS X.

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 a click!

Duality 3 is the premier theme changer for Mac OS X. It takes all themes rsrc and .theme. In addition, you can take advantage of themes created using TPKG2, the most advanced and anticipated theme format for Mac OS X. Duality is also the first scheme changer to support Icon Sets.

This is a version of File Freak for Max OS X (client version). It has the same features as the original File Freak (well, even more really) but the program has been Carbonized so that it runs natively in Max OS X using the Aqua interface. Even better, File Freak X has been tailored specifically for Mac OS X.

Now this is super cool!! Yes I like it and recommend this. FruitMenu is a haxie that customizes and enhances Apple Menu in MacOS X.

HotApp is a utility application that let you assign any hot key to : activate/run an OS X application.

iCan is is a trashcan for OS X which sits on the desktop. It's interactive - it appears empty when it's empty, and full when it's full, just like the one in OS 9.

IconBrowser is a new application for Mac OS X that now allows you to use all of your existing IconDropper packs with the new operating system. IconBrowser is based, in part, on the IconDropper family of software and was created in association with PolyMorph Software Development.

LaunchBar offers an amazingly intuitive way to control your computer. Just type a few letters of what you intend to do and LaunchBar will do it for you. And the best - it's lightning fast! Even before you can finish your thought of what to do next - it will be done. How does it work? LaunchBar is sitting in the background, ready to receive your keystrokes. You just hit Command-Space to attract its attention, enter a short, abbreviated description of what you're looking for, and a sophisticated, adaptive evaluation algorithm immediately offers the best matching choice from a list of thousands of possibilities.

Launcher is described on the page as: A Cocoa adaptation (or shameless ripoff) of the MacOS 8.x Launcher control panel. Applications, files, and directories may be dragged onto one of the launcher panels, or links may be placed in the ~/Library/LauncherItems folder/subfolders.

Launch Items is an easy-to-use contextual menu plug-in which allows to launch customized applications or open documents with customized applications. It has a graphic user interface called Launch Items Editor where users can add any applications to the menu of Launch Items. The editor supports drag & drop, drag to change position of menu items, and more.

Locator is a simple graphical interface to /usr/bin /locate. The "locate" command is able to find files on your computer very quickly. Locator also offers regular expression searches, is able to index removable media like CDs, DVD's and Zip disks.

Freeware utility to run the system's daily, weekly, and monthly maintenance scripts. Execellent for laptop users and others who shut their Macs off at night.

These scripts are normally run between 3am and 5am, and will not be run if you shut off your Mac at night. This will allow log files to grow very large, and prevent system databases from getting backed up.

With MacJanitor, you can run these scripts 'by hand' periodically without having to use the Terminal to keep your Mac OS X machine in top racing form.

MemoryStick provides a graphical display of your RAM usage under Mac OS X. You can instantly see how full your RAM is getting. Optionally uses sound to signal pageouts; frequent pageouts are a sign that you are thrashing the hard disk.

With this simple application, you can graphically see the memory usage of your application and processes. Memory Usage Getter gets a comprehensive list of open applications and their memory usage, then sorts and displays them in 3 different sections, making it easy to see the memory usage of your applications as well as system processes.

MenuStrip is a multifaceted Utility for Mac OS X that returns some useful features you may be use to in previous Classic version of Mac OS. A hi-lite of the utitlity is a most useful feature: "Hide All Other Applications" menu toggle button. Additionally it will place often used items in the menu bar such as: computer volume and monitor controls, all right from the OS X menubar.

Metallifizer will enable brushed metal appearance on all Cocoa applications under Mac OS X 10.2. Alternatively, it can disable all Cocoa brushed metal appearance (this includes Address Book, iChat, Calculator and others, but not iTunes and QuickTime Player, as latter are Carbon applications).

Mighty Mouse allows you to customize your cursors with style - and it does so on the fly, without modifying any system files! Moreover, it allows you to customize all kinds of cursors available in the system - Arrow, I-Beam, Alias, Copy, Move and the Wait cursor.

ResExcellence - is the official cursor site! Mouse Cursors

From the home page: This feature was removed from Mac OS 10.2 Jaguar after build 6C48, and now you can have it back! MacTech has created an installer that will automatically install all the files needed to enable this feature again.

Monolingual is a program for removing unnecesary language resources from Mac OS X, in order to reclaim 160-200MB of disk space. Version 1.1 doubles the number of languages removed, and also gets rid of "two-letter country" resources.

NeXbar is a NeXTSTEP/OPENSTEP style dock / application launcher. This seems to be a very popular choice of launcher type applications.

Nicer is a GUI tool that lets you set priority values for applications.

Pacifist is an application which allows you to extract individual files out of .pkg installer packages, similar to the way the old TomeViewer let you open Tome files under Mac OS 9.

Plus For X "lets you manipulate certain appearance aspects of MacOSX, such as making the trash visible on the desktop, hidden applications turn opaque in the dock and a few more things."

Pseudo is a drag-and-drop application that allows you to launch other applications in the OSX Desktop as the System Administrator or 'root'.To use: drop an application icon onto the Pseudo icon, or into the Drop Target window of an already running copy of Pseudo.

The Unix underpinnings of Mac OS X allow users to assign priorities to processes with the Renice command. Higher priority processes get more CPU time and vice versa. Renicer is designed to run in the background, and automatically prioritizes whatever application is in front. It also ups the priority of the Finder, Dock, and Window Server.

QuickConvert flips data and resource forks. If you drop a data file on Quick Convert it will be turned into a resource file. If you drop a resource file on Quick Convert it will be turned into a data file. The perfect little tool for editing Extras.rsrc on Mac OS X. Please note that you will require CarbonLib 1.1 to run this sample under OS 9. Please note: The file is on the ResExcellence server. We have no connection with the regular author. I can do nothing more then make it available.

Introducing a Script Menu worthy of Mac OS X. This convenient utility will launch Perl, Shell and AppleScript scripts with a quick flick of the wrist. Power at your command, anywhere, anytime, from within any application.

It’s easy to install. Just drag the ScriptMenu.menu file to the menu bar at the top right of your screen and let go. Now you’re ready to use any of the dozens of scripts which are pre-installed with Mac OS X 10.1. To remove the Script Menu, hold down the Command key and drag the Script menu icon off the menu bar.

SharePoints is an application or a preference pane that makes it easy to add and delete share points like in the old Finder. In Mac OS X, by default, you are limited to sharing only what is in your public folder in your home directory. This program makes it easy to share any folder. In addition SharePoints also brings back users and groups management to Mac OS X as well as easy configuration of AppleFileServer properties.

Excellent Quartz text rendering for Carbon applications in MacOS X 10.1.5 and newer. Adds consistency to all applications in Mac OS X.

Tired of waiting for huge files to download? Speed Download, the fastest, most complete, most recommended download manager for the Macintosh, ensures that you always get the fastest download speed from your internet connection every single time you download a file! With powerful features such as resumeable downloads, scheduling, scripting, and more, Speed Download is a must have utility, no matter what browser you use.

Super Get Info X by Bare Bones Software, Inc. is a Mac OS X utility designed to serve as a replacement for the Mac OS X Finder's Show Info command.

TinkerTool: "Without need of the command-line, you can activate the following preference options of Mac OS X: Enable or disable the Mac OS desktop, Show network connections on the desktop, Display the Trash on the desktop, Disable the animation effect when opening files, Minimize windows by double-clicking their title-bar and Open a new window when double-clicking folders." Plus many other options.

TypeIt4Me by Riccardo Ettore was originally released in 1989. It is a wonderful program that I am finding simply invaluable. From the page which says it best: "Anytime you enter text in your Mac by typing it at the keyboard, TypeIt4Me can help you do it faster and more accurately. First you define a number of abbreviations and the full text entries that they represent, then you watch the Mac expand them on the fly even as you continue typing!" TypeIt4Me works in every application!

CodeTek VirtualDesktop brings full virtual desktop support as available on other operating systems (Unix/Linux, Mac OS 9, Windows) to the Mac OS X platform.

wClock by Wolfware replaces the missing clock in the menu bar. From the homepage: "Do you miss being able to see the time and date at a glance in the menu bar while using Mac OS X Public Beta? wClock is the solution! This handy utility displays the time and date in the menu bar in a variety of user selectable formats and also provides convenient one-click access to a monthly calendar. "

WindowShade X by Unsanity Software adds this familiar Classic feature to Mac OS X. WindowShade X will give you the choice of 3 different window minimize styles: WindowShade, Make Transparent Window, and Hide Application.

Xounds is a haxie that brings Appearance Sounds back to MacOS X. If you think the new system is a bit too quiet, this is the program for you.