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Post Your Desktop: October 2016
- Thread starter AZhappyjack
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Ooh! Finally! A holiday month. For now I'm using the nostalgic gray to show off my neutral side, but as we get closer to Halloween...
I like how simple your menu bar is. Is that bartender? The "..."?
I like how simple your menu bar is. Is that bartender? The "..."?
I may give it a shot. I've hidden Bluetooth, Moom, BTT, and a few other apps that I'd like to have in there, but I hate the look of a crowded menu bar.
I've been using it for years... the best part is that you can hide stuff that you don't use/need daily... you can set it to hide icons, but also allow them to show for a fixed perions (5 seconds, 10 seconds, etc) after something that uses the app happens.
Not to derail the thread here, but THAT is impressive. I thought it just hid the icons. I'll definitely need to look into that! Thanks.
Not to detract any further from the thread, but I couldn't help myself and I purchased it
One you said the it can auto-show icons when that app has activity I was sold. Now I can finally keep my Time Machine, BT, etc. icons in the menu bar instead of enabling them from System Preferences only when I need them.
Here's a zip that includes the original image with a bluish gray dock, as well as the image from my screenshot where I changed the dock color. Both images are 2880x1800.
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/18854650/Walls.zip
Another Celestia desktop...
Realtime animation following the shuttle for some super earth views!
Flying over Mongolia, the shuttle has SpaceHab in the payload bay.
Realtime animation following the shuttle for some super earth views!
Flying over Mongolia, the shuttle has SpaceHab in the payload bay.
Not Halloween but I quite like this image..
Not to detract any further from the thread, but I couldn't help myself and I purchased it
One you said the it can auto-show icons when that app has activity I was sold. Now I can finally keep my Time Machine, BT, etc. icons in the menu bar instead of enabling them from System Preferences only when I need them.
It's quite the nifty feature. One thing that you could also do to further enhance the minimal look is to hide the menubar and let Bartender open up its own menubar upon launch and then put Bartender up against the corner of your monitor and then only put in things you'd like there. Makes for a cool and minimal look. Although can be impractical.