Great single-purpose tool that does exactly what it advertises. I found AnyBar when searching for a programable menubar indicator. I use it at the end of a particle.io -> ifttt -> node/express/socket.io -> go-lang middleware -> AnyBar pipeline so I don't have to get up to check the only single occupancy restroom at the office.
AnyBar: OS X menubar status indicator
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Re: AnyBar: OS X menubar status indicator
#62This is neat, but the complete lack of access control (UDP) just doesn't seem prudent in 2016.
I think you shouldn’t open random UDP ports to outside world in the first place
Re: AnyBar: OS X menubar status indicator
#63I woulde like to point out the awesome PowerPro for Windows, something like an Swiss army knife of desktop automation in Windows --that seems to be under active development: http://powerpro.cresadu.com/xfeatures.htm
Never was the cultural differences between the windows and OSX platforms more striking than when looking at the PowerPro page http://powerpro.cresadu.com/xfeatures.htm and the HammerSpoon page http://www.hammerspoon.org/
How did you come to the conclusion that one website represents an entire culture of millions of developers?
Re: AnyBar: OS X menubar status indicator
#64Earlier quoted context omitted.
What don't you like about iTerm's show/hide function?
Hotkey windows do not show up in cmd+tab switcher. It's annoying if you activate the hotkey with cmd+space, press cmd+tab to go to previous window, and instinctively press cmd+tab hoping to get back to the terminal window. But that doesn't happen.
Would you mind filing a bug? The next version is focused on hotkey window improvements and this is very easy to fix. I'm away from my machine now or I'd do it myself. Thanks! ITerm2.com/bugs