It’s currently in it’s infancy, but it is now possible to view printer friendly pages, which will be automatically generated upon request.
I will be further debugging, and adding this feature to the ‘article view’ function as it matures. Oddly, this was not requested until recently. I guess nobody actually reads my stuff here. ;)
Let me preface this with the following: If you’ve already installed DOSBox 0.63, you don’t need this. Please don’t waste my (relatively tiny) bandwidth.
As I’ve had to restart, I’ve had to rebuild virtually every aspect of DOSBox’s shared libraries, headers, and some OSX tweaks. This build has no AltiVec enhancements, and is built for a G3 target with XCode 1.5 (MacOS X 10.3.9, specifically.)
Anyway, if you want a MacOS X friendly DOSBox build, here it is. Please read the files included with the binary; they will answer most of your inquiries.
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Being that my development system is quite outdated, and will not manage Tiger, it has, and will be built for MacOS 10.3, with a G3 target.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!