Is anyone aware of a good program for Mac for collecting, organizing, and ideally analyzing a set of SGF files? I'd love to get something like the latest GoGoD set of SGF files, but without a good way to view and organize them, I'm not sure how useful it would be. If the program offered pattern matching/searching, that would be even better.

I checked http://senseis.xmp.net/?GoDatabases#toc5, but that seems pretty out of date. Maybe my best bet is to wait patiently for SmartGo to finish its Mac release?

Thanks!

I just bought GoGod a few days ago. I had hesitations for several years, but after buying it, I don't regret it.

I was given the recommendation to use Kombilo, and so far I like it. It supports pattern matching.

It looks like there is also a version that can run on Mac:
http://www.u-go.net/kombilo/

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I haven't been able to get Kombilo running on my Mac. Haven't yet found the right magic incantation.

The install instructions looked pretty intimidating to me too. Maybe if I have a spare few hours I'll give it a try, but I'm not optimistic.

You may try this to run Kombilo on a Mac:

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