Aloha everyone,
I've used Using Mac to get a lot of very nice terminal tweaks such as the attached, but was interested in writing my own app to include my favorites. That way, I don't have to hunt through their site whenever I get a new Mac for them
The real question is whether simple tasks, such as the one in the attached that requires only two commands, can be accomplished with NSTask or if something else be used.
My idea is for a multi-tabbed interface (one tab for the Dock, one tab for the menubar, etc...) where the user can simply check the desired actions either on or off. If a better alternative exists, please let me know.
HawaiiMacAddict
I've used Using Mac to get a lot of very nice terminal tweaks such as the attached, but was interested in writing my own app to include my favorites. That way, I don't have to hunt through their site whenever I get a new Mac for them
The real question is whether simple tasks, such as the one in the attached that requires only two commands, can be accomplished with NSTask or if something else be used.My idea is for a multi-tabbed interface (one tab for the Dock, one tab for the menubar, etc...) where the user can simply check the desired actions either on or off. If a better alternative exists, please let me know.
HawaiiMacAddict
