Intel-native DNSTran now available for Mac OS X
DNSTran is now up to 1.5.4, and as of that version is Intel-native. That brings the Rosetta apps I want to run down to two. While at this point it looks like Richard Schreyer’s Notes and Mark Widholm’s MathPad will never be updated, they’re not as old as the previous version of DNSTran was, so who knows?
And yes, I’m still using Analog for web log analysis, which is why I need a tool like DNSTran. Thanks, Jason.
In response to iMac Core i7 (with forks): Fast. Big. Beautiful. Choose any three. Now, if anyone knows of replacements for Notes, DNSTran, or MathPad, I’d love to hear about it.
- Analog: WWW logfile analysis: Stephen Turner
- Probably the most widely used web server ‘hits’ analyzer. It is available for most platforms. It is extremely fast, and if you’re a programmer you can do wonders with the computer-readable output.
- DNSTran: Jason Linhart
- The OS X command line version still runs under Intel macs, as long as you have Rosetta installed. It’s a lot faster than relying on Analog to do DNS lookups.