
Alpha10 does run fine on MacOSX.

You need however a X-Server and all the GTK-stuff. You can install all 
the required libraries via fink (http://fink.sourceforge.net)

Edit the Makefile and uncomment the lines marked "OSX" to make it compile.

If you are lucky X-CD-Roast will build fine. When the cdrtools tools are
compiled installed too, you can use it theoretically.

There is still some big problems - Only CD-Writers are shown to cdrecord
by OSX. CD-Readers/DVD-Drivers are hidden and cannot be accessed.
Also Aqua claims a readable CD as soon it is inserted into a drive. 
If this happens then X-CD-Roast cannot access it anymore. 
But you can still insert unwritten CD-Rs and click on "ignore" when Aqua
asks what to do with it. Then you can use X-CD-Roast to write Data/Audio 
on it. 

Reading Data- or Audio-CDs is not yet possible because of Aqua.

I would be happy if anyone can tell me how to fix this.
(Toast can it too....there must be some systemcall to "reserve" hardware..)


 

