WHY DID YOU FORK MTR?

I wanted JSON output and I wanted all captured performance fields as well as IP, Hostname and ASN (if available) normalized into their own JSON fields and in a single object. Neither the CSV or XML output do this for you. I also changed the default to --without-gtk.
See full blog post here

EXAMPLE HOP

    {
      "hop": 12,
      "ipaddr": "8.8.8.8",
      "host": "google-public-dns-a.google.com",
      "asn": "AS15169",
      "drop": 0,
      "received": 5,
      "geomean": 4.7,
      "jitter": 0.9,
      "jitteravg": 0.7,
      "jittermax": 1.7,
      "jitterint": 3.4,
      "losspercent": 0,
      "sent": 5,
      "last": 4.2,
      "avg": 4.8,
      "best": 4.2,
      "worst": 5.9,
      "stddev": 0.5
    }

INSTALLING

It should first call the "configure" script and then run "make" again with the makefile that "configure" just generated.

If you're building from the git repository, you'll need to run:

./bootstrap.sh && ./configure && make

After compiling, install:

make install