If you are counting requests, I'll put my hand up too. It would save booting my Mac into Windows.
Heh, okay :)
You should be able to build a fat binary on PPC that includes both PPC and Intel code. Of course you won't be able to test the Intel version...
Yeah, that's not as easy as it sounds. D-RATS depends on a large python runtime stack, not all of which is endian-safe and thus can't be compiled into a universal binary (from what I understand).
Or, you could just stick with the PPC version -- Intel Mac users (like me) can run that under emulation.
Oh? I didn't realize you could do that. I imagine Python (et al) would be pretty slow in that mode, but it would be interesting to try. I'll try to get a PPC version up at some point and then you can let me know how well it does or does not run under emulation.
Thanks!