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That's pretty cool. I wish linux had such abilities. I have a similar app-specific launcher to call scripts, but the best I can use are keys, so I just fire ct
by slightwinder 4y ago
That's pretty cool. I wish linux had such abilities. I have a similar app-specific launcher to call scripts, but the best I can use are keys, so I just fire ctrl-c or such, wait some seconds and have something useable in a separate dialog. Such an integrated tooltip seems to be far better than this.
Thinking about, MacOS has a long history of well integrated automation, with AppleScript, external callable function per window/app and they even had automator at some point. Not sure what happened to it. Linux had something similar with KDE and dcop, but it died at some point.
- tanin 4y agoI agree. I was thinking about building it for linux, but there's no equivalent mechanism. I was thinking about utilizing clipboard instead. Apart from that, AppSandbox + NSUserUnixTask + NSService reallt enable this use case to have the highest privacy level. Without these 3, I would have had to request pervasive permissions on user's machine.