Mac Dream Tool v3.0.57 Out Now !

I.M. Weasel released a new version of his Mac Dream Tool for Mac OS X users:

This current version is version 3.0.57. It has so many updates to it, its hard to list them all...

Thanks to damadfiddler, signofzeta & retrogeeks for beta testing. Please report any bugs to the email address contained in the readme file. Or post them here.

Download: http://dcemulation.org/?p=tools/pc/mac/main

Version 3 Update Notes:

Inducer updates
*-Added Inducer theme addition, Theme Files identified with same icon as original SBI files
*-Removed 'Done' dialog boxes, Using audio notification instead
*-Added sbi 4.0 zip comment support
*-SBI list auto-resizes results, prevents renaming /reordering of tabs

Feature -
* Integrated Tools folder into main bundle
* SBI-2-SB now uses the main Inducer folder
* Isos get renamed burn 1st & 2nd,and moved to desktop instead of home
* Added error check for requested file type in several features
* Selfbooter - New layout & simplification of features
* More & better error handling

Bug Fixes
Double Clicking SBI Files-Will no longer launch a second instance of MDT



P.S. - This version is also known (by me) and somewhat labeled as version 'UO'. Which , stupidly, stands for 'Unix Overdrive'. Half of the code was re-written into unix script, to make it harder, faster, stronger & better. Well thats it, this will pretty much be the last version of MDT. But i wont completely stop working on it till i've implemented cdrecord/cdrecord support. Thanks again for supporting the DC scene everyone!

Source: DCEmulation.org Forums

sorry to be a total noob but having had a lot of fun on my psp over the last 2 yrs. i thought i would actually check out the DC side. ooooh. looks very cool. so i am going through a lot of back posts and stuff.
what does this tool do please? i am mac based so anytthing on mac will be useful to moi.

Mac Dream Tool is what Selfboot Inducer is for Windows users; both allow you burn different Dreamcast homebrew games, apps and emulators on 1 disc.

SBIs can be found at DCHelp's SBI Repository: http://dchelp.net/sbi/