- Opensource IM program

- Way to burn iso or data disks

- A VNC client for the mac

- A graphic FTP client

- A DMG creator. Free and pretty easy to use

- A LimeWire clone with all the crap ripped out of it

- A graphical ssh, scp and sftp client

- Best way to rip DVD to avi,mkv,mov,etc

- A great program for people who do a lot of photo-processing. Not a replacement of Photoshop, but a nice addition

- A great adaptive firewall to keep programs from "calling home"

- Way to rip a DVD to a disk. Play with VLC or burn with Toast

- Now that the the beta is compiled for OSX it launches faster and doesn't require X11

- Copy data from an iPod without being the iTunes owner

- Make calls over the internet. Can send to landlines for money

- View the nightsky with the constelations

- Plays just about any file format under the sun. And works with the macbook remote

- Bittorrent client

- The best open source Vector graphics program. Hands down

- A great lightweight terminal

- A good stand-alone RSS reader

- An RPG. Nice graphics, and **FREE**

- A collection of games from pda mill.

- A RSS reader. The nice feature is that is stores your feeds online, and you can update them there too.

- Keeps your google calendar sync'd up. The free version is a little more limited, but still works.

- A media player to play videos, audio, pictures and "interactive media"

- A map software for most of the Metro systems in the world. (Including GTA4)

- A digital book reader. For mobipocket books.

- A Twitter logger

- The Opera browser it's better for some of the more "media rich" pages.

- A port of Xpdf.

- A mobile book reader. Supports books from project gutenberg and manybooks.net

- A port of OpenSSH. Includes pubkey support.

- A "worms" or "scorched earth" clone.

- Bunch of fun solitaire card games

- The yellow pages rolled into an app. Really handy