What does the on/off slider do? Another handy tool for managing Pow is the ruby gem "powder". It's command line only however.
The on/off slider turns Pow on and off. We love powder too!
Anvil - a Mac app for Pow
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Re: Anvil - a Mac app for Pow
#22Re: Anvil - a Mac app for Pow
#23Your "Install Pow" doesn't work with a drive name which has spaces. eg. /bin/sh /Volumes/Macintosh HD/Downloads/Anvil.app/Contents/Resources/InstallPow.sh; exit needs to escape the space. App itself looks polished, checking it out now!
Rats. Thanks for the report - I'll push a new version shortly. I sure hope nobody minds all the updates. (Edit: fixed!)
Re: Anvil - a Mac app for Pow
#24Earlier quoted context omitted.
The on/off slider turns Pow on and off. We love powder too!
Why does the on/off functionality look like a slider when it functions like a button?
Re: Anvil - a Mac app for Pow
#25I have 67 apps symlinked into ~/.pow, but only the top 29 are shown on my laptop screen, and scrolling sadly doesn't work.
Any chance of adding "Open in $EDITOR" to the context menu? And .xip.io URLs?
Re: Anvil - a Mac app for Pow
#26We need something like this for vagrant.
Re: Anvil - a Mac app for Pow
#27This looks really nice. I have 67 apps symlinked into ~/.pow, but only the top 29 are shown on my laptop screen, and scrolling sadly doesn't work. Any chance of adding "Open in $EDITOR" to the context menu? And .xip.io URLs?
Just kidding! I'll add this to the to-do list.
Re: Anvil - a Mac app for Pow
#28Re: Anvil - a Mac app for Pow
#29Little bits of feedback:
* The Anvil icon on the menu bar doesn't show itself as being active when I click it.
* When I click on the + to add a new app, make anvil lose focus to the file dialog.
* The "About Anvil" dialog insists on hiding behind all other windows.