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All I want in my menu bar is a UTC clock next to my local clock. Do we have a tool for that?
It can run alongside the system's menu bar clock. I've replaced the stock menu bar clock with "E yyyyMMdd-HHmm z" (so, for example, "Mon 20191216-1244 UTC"). And clicking it brings up a simple calendar. Simple and fast and works the way I think -- almost everything I want in a tool (wish it was open source).
Great tool. Call me a troglodyte, but I love the fact that it's written in ObjC, not Swift.
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Hot tip for more space in your menu bar: Bartender — https://www.macbartender.com/
Another option is Vanilla: https://matthewpalmer.net/vanilla/
On my personal MBP, I use it to see when the GPU switches between dedicated and integrated. On my work laptop, I use it to see the current playing track on Spotify.
Great tool. Call me a troglodyte, but I love the fact that it's written in ObjC, not Swift.
But more objectively, it is always a pleasure to come to some open source code base and know you have few worries about language churn incurring a maintenance cost.
How did you guys find out about bitbar before now? Product hunt? Reddit?
Works pretty well, and it was easy to customize the iTunes script I downloaded from their user scripts page. Was nice when I went to Catalina and the only changed I needed to make was %s/iTunes/Music for the AppleScript target name change and the plugin just worked.
All I want in my menu bar is a UTC clock next to my local clock. Do we have a tool for that?
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Another option is Vanilla: https://matthewpalmer.net/vanilla/
Yet another option: https://github.com/dwarvesf/hidden