T(ree analysis using)N(ew)T(echnology) is free

This post at Blind.Scientist alerted me to the fact that TNT is now free, thanks to support from the Willi Hennig society. That's worth repeating here. The Blind.Scientist blog mentions a review is in the works, so check back there shortly. This is a great step forward as TNT has a lot of promise, particularly with respect to its scripting capabilities. Much of that promise is locked up in, if I dare say, its somewhat cryptic help documentation, and buggy script examples. I've worked a lot with TNT in the past, but haven't checked the latest documentation, so take this observation with a grain of salt (a small one). I've mentioned to Pablo, and have heard others comment, that what is needed is a community wiki similar to that supporting Beast (a wonderfully supported piece of software, see the active mailing-list for example). This suggestion has thus far fallen on deaf ears, but maybe now that the software is more accessible (somewhat, it still isn't open source, which is a major strike against it IMO), something will happen. As a side note- I've had problems running the latest TNT on OSX 10.3.9, and Pablo wasn't able to get me a compiled copy that worked. I'd be curious if anybody has similar problems, or whether its just my old PowerBook giving up the ghost.