I am glad to announce that I finished the first beta of my preferences editor I decided to call Medusa (lots of snakes... basilisk... =D Ah forget it).
It is meant to work with Basilisk II only, but I am developing a similar behaviour to allow it to work with Sheepshaver in a near future.
Some of the features:
- User-friendly, easy-to-use interface;
- Allows to manage more than one virtual machine (VM);
- Allows to manage different disk images and combine in any VM;
- Allows to manage different ROM files and change in the VMs;
- Works with any version of Basilisk II, given its path;
- 100% cocoa.
It was compiled in a Snow Leopard System 10.6.8, XCode 4.2, to both 32-bit and 64-bit.
It was tested in the same environment, mainly 64-bit.
Remember: this is a beta and it can misbehave and is not complete. I decided to work with the basics only (by now), but I intend to increase the functionality with the time.
Back-up your preferences file before venturing forth, Medusa will change it every time a virtual machine starts.
To install:
- The beta can be downloaded here:
https://github.com/downloads/sentient06 ... %201b1.zip
Note: It is recommended to be installed in the applications folder to be used as any other application.
To uninstall:
- Delete the application file.
- Go to ~/Library/ and delete the folder called "Medusa".
Note: if you want to keep the preferences, do not delete the last one. It is Medusa's database.
The link is from the repository. All code is accessible from GitHub. The license is BSD 2-Clause.
You can do whatever you want with the code since you comply to the attribution rules.
https://github.com/sentient06/Medusa/
I would be glad with feedbacks and suggestions. This is only the beginning.
Hope you enjoy.

Cheers!