It is easy to customize your own template, especially since it is really written by a clean, semantic markup. The beauty of little text files is that you can make the easiest Keyboard Maestro actions set to the same hotkey to get a pallete that emulates Heads On Display’s menubar selection: Awesome CV is LaTeX template for a CV (Curriculum Vitae) or resume inspired by Fancy CV. TextBar then slurps up I also added an additional script that will output the current branch into LaunchBar, just for kicks. Features Configure TextBar to run scripts/commands/ and display the results in your menubar Quickly copy the text to your clipboard Enable/disable each. I put together a couple super short scripts that change the contents of a text file to the git repo directory you want to view in the menu bar. TextBar 3.5.3 macOS TextBar allows you to use scripts to add anything to your menu bar. In addition to TextBar, you’ll need copies of Keyboard Maestro and LaunchBar to emulate my setup. I figured that I could implement Heads on Display’s functionality so it better suited my needs. It is a slimmed-down GeekTool or Ubersicht for the menu bar. TextBar is a utility that lets you add any text on the menu bar. Removed draggability consumed too much memory. Removed 'Windows' and 'Microsoft' prefixes from application names. It’s a great idea, and a lightweight app, but is limited to only displaying the branch name. Textbar Features Transparent background added. There’s a cute little OS X app called Heads On Display that shows the current git branch on a particular project.
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