This is a bit late, but I finally have a build of MKVToolNix for MacOS X available.
Being that my development system is quite outdated, and will not manage Tiger, it has, and will be built for MacOS 10.3, with a G3 target. It should work ‘just fine’ with MacOS X 10.4. Feedback would be greatly appreciated.
I will slowly rebuild my build system for each tool I have previously supported, and as I manage to do so, the applications will be placed back into the Current Software section.
I finally have a semi-functional system to continue with my MacOS X development.
I’ve purchased a G3 iMac, and have MacOS X Panther at my disposal. If I find myself unable to continue development with this aging system, I will offer my existing source trees, patches thereof, or documentation regarding my ports in an effort to continue these useful programs.
However, I can not afford the bandwidth associated. I will be willing to host these files, however, I will require donations of roughly $10/month to keep my hosting. Otherwise, I will be unable to continue to offer the existing, or future packages.
Let me preface this with the fact that this was a fluke. I like playing with my food. Sometimes it turns out great. Other times, it’s horrible. This one just happened to be one of the lucky times.
I’ve recently become enthralled with Atkins Advantage “Vanilla” shake mix. It only needs water, and works fine with either a spoon, or a shaker.. and get this: it tastes good.
That said, here’s the easiest way to make some ‘pudding pop’ quality Atkins-Friendly treats:
Put the shake mix into the shaker, add water. Shake until well mixed. Pour into formed ice tray, whatever you want to use. Freeze. Enjoy!
Sadly, I bring this news:
I am no longer able to function as a Macintosh software developmr at this time. This means that any existing packages which I have created will not be maintained until such time as I am able to recontribute to the community, or someone takes them over.
Anyone interested in taking over my ports, or are interested in merely creating compatible packaging, feel free to contact me via email; please have ‘Mac development’ somewhere in the subject line.
No, this is not a drill. I no longer own a Macintosh, and am not going to be able to adequately test and build via SourceForge. I’m sorry.
Update: 07.09.2005: This is not entirely relevant; I’ve obtained an older G3 iMac from the good folks of PC Retro. If I find myself incapable of further development with this system, I will utilize it to clean up my builds, and offer the code and applicable changes to make the builds function.
Any software I have not updated within the last year (or two) has moved from ‘unsupported’ to ‘no longer available’. Due to the fast development nature of Open Source – and the leaps in MacOS X within this time, it’s safer for these to no longer be offered.
Should I find time to continue to support these programs, they will return to ‘supported’ status. In the interm, please do not ask me for alternative download links: they are no longer offered.
Thank you for your understanding! – Shawn