What’s in your menubar?
Synapse forwards the question: What’s in your menubar?
Screenshot taken 2007-06-23.
From right to left:
- MenuCalendarClock
- User MenuExtra (AKA Fast User Switching)
- Volume MenuExtra
- Text Input MenuExtra
- Keychain MenuExtra
- MemMeter (MenuMeters)
- NetMeter (MenuMeters)
- URLWell
- Strings Menu (lets me insert strings from a list I’ve predefined; eventually I’ll port this to a service and release it)
- GrowlTunes
- (Not shown) Adium
Of course, that’s not nearly as bad as it used to be…
Screenshot taken 2005-02-28.
- User
- Input
- Clock
- BCDClock (sorry; it fell off the web years ago)
- CPUMeter
- MemMeter
- DiskMeter
- PPP (yes, I was still on dial-up back then)
- NetMeter
- AirPort
- Keychain
- Classic
- RSSGrowl (which I abandoned shortly thereafter, as I remember it not working too well)
- VolumeNotifier (the functionality of which is now part of HardwareGrowler)
- GrowlTunes
- Magic Menu
- Adium
June 23rd, 2007 at 13:27:34
actually there’s no need for GrowlTunes in your menu bar. There’s a hidden preference that you can activate by creating com.Growl.GrowlTunes.plist in your prefs folder. Add the key: GrowlTunesWithoutMenu with the boolean value Yes to this file and you’re done…. after starting GrowlTunes, it’s invisible ;-)
as for the rest….some look familiar to my menubar :-D
Karsten
June 25th, 2007 at 04:50:04
Synergy, Google Notifier, AirPort, Battery, Volume, Keyboard Layout [for access to Special Characters panel in dumb apps], datetime, FUS, Spotlight.
No, not Monocle currently. Development mode – it goes in and out.
June 25th, 2007 at 04:50:46
And yeah, Adium’s in there when it’s on, but it’s not, so it’s not.