Windows equivalent?
BitBar: Put the output of any script on your macOS menu bar
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Re: BitBar: Put the output of any script on your macOS menu bar
#42Re: BitBar: Put the output of any script on your macOS menu bar
#43Super useful for me!
Re: BitBar: Put the output of any script on your macOS menu bar
#44Re: BitBar: Put the output of any script on your macOS menu bar
#45All I want in my menu bar is a UTC clock next to my local clock. Do we have a tool for that?
#!/bin/bash
TZ=Europe/Berlin date +%H:%M
For UTC, you can use `date -u +%H:%M`Re: BitBar: Put the output of any script on your macOS menu bar
#46Re: BitBar: Put the output of any script on your macOS menu bar
#47I believe there is a similar feature in a GNOME extension, called Argos, as well.
Thank you! You won't believe that I've been looking for just this tool for the last several months (I've been searching along the lines of "i3 status bar for gnome-shell" but was unsuccessful).
Re: BitBar: Put the output of any script on your macOS menu bar
#48Re: BitBar: Put the output of any script on your macOS menu bar
#49Earlier quoted context omitted.
Shortcuts to see or to run on clicking on it (which seems too much effort) ? And how do you guys have so much space at the top? I only print my local IP address and its color ( red/blue) depending on whether my mitmproxy is running or not and I don't have whole lot of space left on my MBP 15".
Hot tip for more space in your menu bar: Bartender — https://www.macbartender.com/