Open jt3k opened 2 years ago
Clearly a huge User Experience improvement
You can use the following shell function as a workaround:
notunes-show () { osascript -e 'quit app "noTunes"'; defaults delete digital.twisted.noTunes; open -a noTunes }
It quits the program, re-enables the menu bar icon (as stated in README.md, then starts the program again.
Put it in ~/.zshrc
, then either run . ~/.zshrc
or re-open the terminal.
Use notunes-show
to run the function.
You can use the following shell function as a workaround:
Thanks for the suggestion. there really is no problem to run a command with a key, it's just that few people do it. usually the program is added to startup and is only remembered when the application music really necessary.
it would be great if you could return the display of a hidden icon by launching an already running application