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				 Re: Command line? 
 It's exactly the same on a Mac as on Linux. (Although re-reading the above thread I see that wasn't described explicitly).
 To get a terminal, go to Applications->Utilities->Terminal. Then get to your dominions directory, and finally type:
 ./dom3 --options
 (replacing --options with whatever you want to use from the list Edi gave)
 To get the list from Dominions itself, type
 ./dom3 --help
 
 If you're not accustomed to using the terminal, finding the Dominions directory may be a little tricky. To help you here're some commands:
 cd pig  : Change to the directory called pig
 cd ..   : Go up a directory
 ls      : List the files and directories in your current directory
 
 Hope that helps!
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