Run shell commands in terminal sessions
Provides terminal emulation for accessing Unix functions on macOS. Users can create and manage terminal sessions via ACTSH files. Sessions can be launched from the desktop or Finder. New sessions can be saved or created within the .
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James McKay
Program keyboard combinations for actions.
The app allows users to program keyboard combinations for typing text, opening files, and performing macros. It can run Applescripts, terminal commands, and open URLs, with shortcuts available in the Menubar or dock menu.
Decisive Tactics, Inc.
Connect Mac to serial devices easily.
The app connects a Mac to devices with serial ports, offering terminal emulation and built-in drivers for common hardware. It supports network administrators with features like break sequences and text pacing for large file transfers.
Lukas Pistrol
Send and receive data
LE allows users to send bytes as ASCII, HEX, or Decimal values. It displays device services, characteristics, and their values. Users can view device name, UUID, and RSSI readings. Data transfers can be tested without a custom .
Yasin Kuyu
Run PHP services natively
Provides a development for PHP and web projects. Run Nginx, Apache, MySQL, MariaDB, and Redis natively on Mac. Manage services in a self-contained setup to avoid version conflicts and system interference.
Peter Hedlund
Syncs feeds with personal server.
The app syncs feeds with the News app on a personal server. Users can adjust display settings for comfortable reading and access full web versions of articles.
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