The links are to the homepages of the authors or owners of the software. They often have lots of other equally cool programs...

• Apple, for making cooler computers.  I want one of those G3 thingys.
• Kralizec/Zeta, for $1.50 an hour net access and a real community.
• BBEdit Lite, a thing which I've just remembered how cool it is. Freeware.
• Graphic Converter, an excellent utility for every graphics format. Better than GifConverter, which I nearly paid for. US$40 shareware.
• JPegView. Not as many functions as Graphic Converter, but quicker and smaller and easier to use. US$20 shareware.
• Povray, the raytracer I used to draw the spinning book. Powerful freeware!
• Gifbuilder, which turns a set of gifs into an animation. Freeware.
• Transparency. A short little free program which you use to define a transparent gif colour.
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•  Leeb, who used to live here, for, well, living here. And having music and a computer and an interesting brain and stuff.
• Décor, which put art on my desktop. An excellent thing. US$10 shareware.
• Aaron, which makes your buttons and scrollbars and stuff look much better. US$10 shareware
• Earth. The spinning earth I had on my apple menu 9 years ago - returned in colour! Freeware!!
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• Troubled Souls One of the coolest, most addictive games I know. For playing at night.
• Kant Generator. Also generates Husserl, and thankyou notes, and excuses, and...
• MacBible. Not cheap, but it does everything you want a computer Bible to do.

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