Cocser

If you are a Mac OSX Unix port (Darwin) user, you probably use software like PostgreSQL, Apache, or Tomcat. However, manually opening the terminal and typing in the start and stop commands each time can be a hassle. While some software like MySQL have installers with PreferencePanels, there is still no way to easily manage multiple programs at once.

This is where Cocser comes in. Cocser is a Cocoa tool designed to call terminal applications or scripts and display the stdout and stderr streams. With Cocser, you can easily deal with multiple programs simultaneously without having to manually open the terminal every time.

One of the great things about Cocser is that it saves application set entries, which can be loaded on startup. Additionally, Cocser can run on Mac OSX Tiger, 10.3.x, and is likely to work with Jaguar (10.2.x), although this has not been tested.

The latest version of Cocser has added native Intel-Mac support, expanding its accessibility to users across different platforms. Overall, if you are looking for an intuitive way to manage multiple terminal applications or scripts, Cocser is a great option to consider.