But that costs money.FYI iStat Menus was updated per below and now includes Apple Weather as an option.
But that costs money.FYI iStat Menus was updated per below and now includes Apple Weather as an option.
LOL. Yep, and it's totally worth it. Not a lot of great freeware these days and I appreciate other the work of developers so I don't mind paying. Who likes to work for free? Not me.But that costs money.
I've been using Stats app which is totally free and much better than iStats IMO. That being said, I did dust down my five years old iStats paid upgrade and it still works. Who knew? But I wasn't able to get the Apple weather kit to work as it said I still need to pay for it. What's that all about?LOL. Yep, and it's totally worth it. Not a lot of great freeware these days and I appreciate other the work of developers so I don't mind paying. Who likes to work for free? Not me.
What's that about? Well it's explained right on their website: https://bjango.com/help/istatmenus6/weather/I've been using Stats app which is totally free and much better than iStats IMO. That being said, I did dust down my five years old iStats paid upgrade and it still works. Who knew? But I wasn't able to get the Apple weather kit to work as it said I still need to pay for it. What's that all about?
Does this help? They're called "Menu Extras".I'd love to have a menubar weather display as there's so much free space there. Right now I have an old iPhone on my desk that shows the weather but it would be nice to have a display on my MacBook Pro too. How hard would it be to write a program that does this? This should be a fun project.
Does this help? They're called "Menu Extras".
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Challenge: Menu bar extras with SwiftUI - Discover - Apple Developer
This challenge comes straight from the menu bar itself: It's time to File → New Challenge and use SwiftUI to build a menu bar extra for your app.developer.apple.com