Cool, but needs a license.
Suitcase: A macOS tool for deploying GUIs for simple commands and scripts
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Re: Suitcase: A macOS tool for deploying GUIs for simple commands and scripts
#22Ok I feel like an idiot, but where is the code in the repo that produces the GUI - ie where is the Suitcase code?
EDIT: okay, I'm the idiot for not actually opening the source archive and verifying that there's anything in there worth looking at.
You aren't the idiot in this equation. Inexplicably, the source can be found in zip or tar format on the download page:
https://github.com/Impedimenta/Suitcase/releases/tag/1.0.0-a...
Re: Suitcase: A macOS tool for deploying GUIs for simple commands and scripts
#23Ok I feel like an idiot, but where is the code in the repo that produces the GUI - ie where is the Suitcase code?
Yes, you're an idiot for thinking a project on GitHub is open source.
What a lame use of GitHub. Can I get the minute back I wasted reading that readme?
Re: Suitcase: A macOS tool for deploying GUIs for simple commands and scripts
#24Ok I feel like an idiot, but where is the code in the repo that produces the GUI - ie where is the Suitcase code?
EDIT: okay, I'm the idiot for not actually opening the source archive and verifying that there's anything in there worth looking at. You aren't the idiot in this equation. Inexplicably, the source can be found in zip or tar format on the download page: https://github.com/Impedimenta/Suitcase/releases/tag/1.0.0-a...
Holy hell, the source archive is huge.
I just saw how that the demo is slow to boot and wanted to see the horror of the code.
Ok no, there is no code in the archive. Only images.
Re: Suitcase: A macOS tool for deploying GUIs for simple commands and scripts
#25Neat, but "instantly" is a bit much. How about quickly? :-p
I just need to know why that garbageware is so slow. Show me the code! :)
What happened to the good old days of 'wish' and friends?
Re: Suitcase: A macOS tool for deploying GUIs for simple commands and scripts
#26does anyone know of similar tools for linux?
dialog, wish, whiptail...
Re: Suitcase: A macOS tool for deploying GUIs for simple commands and scripts
#27does anyone know of similar tools for linux?
Tcl/Tk is like this up to eleven (in positive sense).
Re: Suitcase: A macOS tool for deploying GUIs for simple commands and scripts
#28I hope for a porting to Linux
Re: Suitcase: A macOS tool for deploying GUIs for simple commands and scripts
#29Ok I feel like an idiot, but where is the code in the repo that produces the GUI - ie where is the Suitcase code?
EDIT: okay, I'm the idiot for not actually opening the source archive and verifying that there's anything in there worth looking at. You aren't the idiot in this equation. Inexplicably, the source can be found in zip or tar format on the download page: https://github.com/Impedimenta/Suitcase/releases/tag/1.0.0-a...
The "source code" zip has the same files as in the repo. No source.
Re: Suitcase: A macOS tool for deploying GUIs for simple commands and scripts
#30As the source code isn't actually available I've opened a GitHub issue to clarify whether this is deliberate, or to track the adding of the code.